Sentence examples for nascent possibilities from inspiring English sources

The timing doesn't line up perfectly, but Hartman's best known for having the Clinton beat when his Presidency was still teeming with nascent possibilities.

But there is much work to do to move the New Populism from the world of nascent possibility to the world of transformative reality.

It's not simply variegated colours and beautiful characters, it's the details you can't see, the atmosphere, the mood, that nascent possibility of nighttime coupled with the idleness of youth; all dressed up with nowhere to go.

Kaplan holds open the possibility that nascent great-power rivalry will lead to ever closer cooperation.

We cannot exclude the alternative possibility that nascent chains have slipped out of the Sec61 pore during sample preparation.

In Drosophila the exosome has been found associated with the Pol II elongation factor Spt5 and with nascent mRNPs highlighting the possibility that surveillance is co-transcriptional (Andrulis et al, 2002; Hessle et al, 2009).

Until those answers are found, online filmmakers will continue to explore the possibilities of the nascent form, occasionally with wonderful results.

Watching Anne achieve personal nirvana through making bracken beds and cooking breakfast for five on a camping stove might puzzle young Jemima iPod, but will not cripple her nascent sense of the unfettered possibilities of womanhood.

With his advanced production techniques and pioneering fast-cut edits of the disparate and the unexpected, it was Jackson who triggered my nascent perceptual radar to the possibilities of juxtaposition, propelling me on an ongoing journey into the multifarious and mutable matrix that is collage: arguably the most important cultural idea of the last century.

Faced with the possibility of a nascent colony away from Nápoles, Colombian authorities decided to act.

The Piedmontese monarchy, meanwhile, had begun to see the possibility of exploiting nascent Italian nationalism to unite the peninsula, or at least the area north of the Papal States, under its crown.