Sentence examples for make possible the continuation from inspiring English sources

To accomplish it he turned to psychoanalysis in 1933 and continued with it for many years...Perhaps of all the uses to which he put his new wealth, this expenditure was the wisest of all, since not only did it make possible the continuation of his career, but eventually the sharing of his life in marriage.

He sees the use of tools (made possible by the freeing of the hands when in the upright position) as a process of 'exteriorization' in which the process of evolution is transferred from the zoological domain to the technical domain or as Stiegler suggests "the continuation of life by means other than life" (1998, 50).

Made possible by the Robert Lehman Foundation.

Lukaku's continuation of his scoring run, which now stands at seven consecutive Premier League games, was made possible by of the industry of Ross Barkley, who had two efforts on goal before the ball fell to the Belgian to fire into the far corner from the edge of the six-yard box.

Memory makes possible knowledge of the past.

The study is a continuation of a preliminary study carried out by the authors in 2010 13 made possible by a protocol determined at the beginning of the experimental phase of cross-linked CMC for aesthetic use that was carried out on a daily basis by the medical researchers in their clinical practice.

A feature film continuation was made possible in 2013 through a Kickstarter fund, in which 91,585 fans donated $5,702,153 to get the film made.

The new chair was made possible by a gift from Cynthia L. Reed and her husband, John S. Reed '61, former chairman of the MIT Corporation, in continuation of their long-standing support of French at the Institute.

Pop art was a continuation of this second tradition, and Warhol's art in particular was made possible by two movements that were entirely European in origin and that emerged at the same time as abstraction: Bauhaus and Dada.

Make that the continuation.

"If Santander buys Abbey it will be competing with RBS, making the continuation of the relationship a form of collusion".