Sentence examples for multiple possibilities and from inspiring English sources

Marc Stern, the longtime legal counsel and now acting co-executive director of the American Jewish Congress, thinks there are multiple possibilities and joined Mr. Laycock in writing to New York officials.

Overwhelmed by the choices (multiple rooms, multiple possibilities) and confounded by a difficult living room (not enough wall space, not enough seating, pocket doors, French doors, lots of toys), I sat on my poorly situated sofa (too close to the curtainless windows, too far from the coffee table) and froze.

One of the key challenges in the area of biorefining is to screen over the multiple possibilities and combinations among the numerous bio-based sources, processes and products that form a biorefinery.

Factual regulatory mechanisms have multiple possibilities, and inherent regulatory delay effects might vary during the whole biological processes.

Because of these multiple possibilities and the complexity of each component, the exact biological mechanism by which these molecules operate is therefore likely to be complex and require significant additional efforts to unravel the exact mechanistic details.

In Franzen's Freedom, the Berglund family, mid-western suburbanites who might have lived quiet, unimpeachable lives, find themselves enslaved to the multiple possibilities – sexual, material and political – available to them in a society where the moral compass is helplessly spinning.

ATP-dependent proteases are able to unfold their target proteins, but this unfolding activity must be primed with a stretch of the substrate that is already disordered, resulting in multiple possibilities for selectivity and regulation.

The direct physical clamp of TCR-CD3 with both APC ligands and cytoskeleton opens multiple possibilities for regulatory processes and feedback loops.

Constructivists stress that human actors are causal agents in history and have the capacity to create and realize multiple possibilities within the context of current cultural contingencies (Emirbayer and Mische 1998).

In quantum mechanics, multiple possibilities exist at once, and a quantum bit — qubit, for short — is not necessarily a "1" or a "0" but a combination of both.

There are multiple possibilities to increase productivity and to make the production of green algae on site more sustainable.