Sentence examples for newly possible from inspiring English sources

Upward mobility was newly possible for many people, but so was downward mobility.

It could not have been written without the cute flourishes that are newly possible in the Age of Google.

This is a newly possible model of energy provision that is being done by us and for us – instead of being done to us.

What is culture, he proposed, but an attempt to grasp at these changes, to wrap one's head around what is newly possible?

It is newly possible to deduce that Papa was far weirder, in a positive sense, than he liked to pretend, and that his texts contain, just below their rigidly tumescent surface, deep glimmering pools of sexual ambiguity and gender liquidity.

The best advantage you can leverage is being built for the newly possible.

It's just one subtle example of the newly-possible immersion afforded by VR, and based on the success of Tippett's collaboration, Batt envisions more and more traditional filmmakers dabbling in the new technology, changing their cinematic vocabulary as the medium becomes increasingly interactive.

Synereo's market comprises the billions dependent on centralized app silos that make up the majority of how people experience the Internet today, plus the many applications that it says will newly be possible on its platform.

While NAFTA has already opened Canada up to a whirlwind of legal headaches, our FIPA agreement with China is particularly worrisome, because any litigation against Canada, newly made possible by this FIPA deal, would be held in secret.

All newly proposed possible indicators were added to the list.

The implicated candidate genes for the established and seven new AITD risk loci indicate the importance of T lymphocyte signalling (PTPN22), T-regulatory cell function (CTLA4 and IL2RA), lymphocyte trafficking (CCR6) and a newly identified possible link with the anti-viral immune response (BACH2).