Sentence examples for marks of possible from inspiring English sources

Just as the vulnerability and anguish of the cross becomes the archetype for all of God's redemptive work in the Christian drama, so also rejection, suffering and loss are the marks of possible redemption in Martin's magisterial work of fantasy.

Like an organism, an organ such as the bacterial flagellum requires particular genes to be reproduced, and mutations in these genes are physical marks of possible transformations of this organ.

The parallel was drawn to the argument that some of Major League Baseball's record holders should have an asterisk attached to their marks because of possible steroid use.

After all, it is often thought that the distinguishing mark of merely possible objects is that they do not actually exist.

It was "absolutely not" overstepping the mark to warn of possible storm clouds ahead, he said.

Rather, they mark the limits of possible relationships between impairment and limitation.

Regions that lacked GFP signal were marked as regions of possible neurodegeneration.

While family dysfunction might be related to the cause of suicide, we were not aware of the details of their "family relations" motive or of whether it marked the beginnings of possible family dysfunction in each case.

A decision to raise tuition next year to $2,000 from $1,850 was made a few weeks before the archdiocese announced in late March that All Saints was on the list of schools marked for possible closing.

More generally, we found two main types of Miz-1 genomic targets in human ES cells: (1) targets of putative Miz-1 activation that are associated strongly with euchromatic, transcriptionally active histone marks, and (2) targets of possible Miz-1 repression that lack or have very low relative levels of euchromatic marks.

Patel accepted that he did not adequately report on other possible causes of the marks of injury or their possible significance.