Sentence examples for more possible by from inspiring English sources

Like so many hair-brained policies of this government, curfews have been made all the more possible by New Labour's laying of the foundations.

Thankfully, the opportunity to master the task is made more possible by the app, which is a competition between yourself and the software's perfect rhythmic machine.

If you want good journalism and a press you admire, try making that more possible by getting a subscription to your local paper, or a national one, or any one at all.

In Variety, Christy Grosz examines whether the Oscars could be moved to early February, a change the Academy has long considered but that is made more possible by electronic voting, which begins next year.

This screen displayed knowledge navigation instruction or guidance on how to work through the instructional modules, thus making navigation of the topics/modules more possible by the menu-driven facility of the (knowledge) navigation buttons or hyperlinks.

Abrupt shifts in the climate have already begun, with more possible by 2100 notes the new report.

Increasing the ruggedness leads to two competing effects: (1) more possible routes by which single mutations can increase the fitness, which dominates at low ruggedness and acts to increase Δ; and (2) a higher density of fitness optima, which dominates at high ruggedness and acts to decrease Δ. Due to these competing effects, the largest average values of Δ occur at intermediate ruggedness.

Spokesman for the two groups David Barbarash said Americans' fear of more possible attacks by followers of Osama bin Laden are no reason for the ALF and the ELF to put their own campaign on hold.

These peaks were therefore more possible to be induced by the change of the magnetic mineralogy rather than the change of the magnetic grain size.

The cover of Sunday morning's Marca ran with the headline "Champions by decree?" after Recreativo complained that the referee had done them few favours against Barcelona on Saturday, ignoring a possible penalty for handball and another more possible one for a challenge by Víctor Valdés, as well as giving Barcelona a penalty (which Messi missed) for a handball.

Here, we would like to discuss in more detail one more possible mechanism of chromatin recognition by SET-domain proteins, which may be implemented through direct interaction of SET domain with nucleic acid or histone components of transcriptionally active chromatin.