Sentence examples for of possible subjects from inspiring English sources
She stood in front of the whiteboard, which displayed a list of possible subjects for the show.
We discussed a range of possible subjects, but by that point Rosenstein already had a grip on him — for reasons that come through in his lyrics.
A list made in 1844 of possible subjects for librettos shows Verdi's high-minded concern for literary and dramatic values.
Even though they are making progress in the science of anthrax, officials acknowledge that they have no prime suspect and have not narrowed the list of possible subjects, which in fact appears to be expanding.
One of the young ladies, while cleaning up a cabinet containing an index of possible subjects for future articles, came across two cards that pleased her very much: "Boll Weevil," and House, Col. Random".
Mr. Lemann had interviewed hundreds of possible subjects, many of whom are in the book, but by 1988 he still had not found one person whose life best demonstrated the causes and effects of the black migration.
We have illustrated the differences between perfect HWE and "no statistically significant deviation from HWE" in terms of possible subject missingness.
As in the pilot study, DomFreq and DomSelect were the most frequent alternative conceptions in the main study, with 0.57 (±0.016 SEM) of possible subject responses indicating the DomFreq alternative conception, while 0.37 (±0.010 SEM) of responses indicated the DomSelect alternative conception.
While editorialists across the nation tut-tutted and reminded the senators that they had important work they ought to be doing, the senators fired back that in fact they were debating that most important of all possible subjects.
Another group is the biopharmaceutical industry, a larger sector of more than 100 companies, which has produced a list of about 200 possible subjects.
The contents have not been disclosed, but beyond a general statement of shared goals, possible subjects may include arms sales, economic ties, cooperation in space and their shared border, scholars said.
