Sentence examples for offers the interesting from inspiring English sources

The cultivation of "mini-livestock" (a term popularized by Florence Dunkel, the editor of the Web site Food Insects Newsletter) offers the interesting possibility of bringing industrial-scale farming back to cities. Big Cricket Farms holds nearly six million crickets in a compact, urban setting, raising and slaughtering them without a single complaint from the next-door neighbors.

In contrast to yeasts, the use of filamentous fungi offers the interesting perspective of using non-food plant biomass (e.g. lignocellulose) as substrate.

The Radioastron satellite, having a highly elliptical orbit with a period of 28 hours and a mission duration of more than 3 years, offers the interesting possibility of a redshift experiment.

Applying an experimental design for selecting the examined song excerpts offers the interesting possibility to identify the type of music for which specific tasks are significantly harder or easier to solve than on average.

It is noteworthy that co-registration of fDOT and PET offers the interesting possibility to co-register and, therefore, visualize two purely molecular contrast-based imaging methods without the need for referring to another anatomical imaging method.

Recent evidence for efficient delivery of macromolecules, such as peptides and nucleic acids, from the cell exterior to the nucleus offers the interesting possibility of developing novel treatments directed at intranuclear targets.

But he did offer the interesting detail that the meeting, which preceded a temporary détente between the two men, was "cordial".

Among them is the rape-doubting Republican from Missouri, Senate hopeful Todd Akin, who famously offered the interesting idea that women cannot get pregnant if they are victims of "legitimate rape" because their bodies will just say no.

Unlike on-demand catheters, IABG monitors offer the interesting possibility of ensuring real-time continuous measurement of arterial blood gases [ 22].

The second half of "Jihad" offers the more interesting read, however, because it defies conventional wisdom in evaluating the 1990's.

This offers the company an interesting backdoor onto phones.