Sentence examples for possibilities because it from inspiring English sources

Deadwood presented enormous possibilities because it was the last gold-rush town, one defined by its utter lawlessness.

The Super Bowl adds a twist to the possibilities because it forces teams to take their practices on the road.

Why can't I meet a guy like this?' " But she did not even think about exploring romantic possibilities because it was a business meeting, and for all she knew, he was already seeing someone.

Unlike the Blue Line, which has been under construction for years and will have art touches added at the completion, the Green Line presented special art possibilities because it is still being designed, said Jessica Cusick, a former New Yorker who is the public art administrator for the transportation commission.

In particular, the simulation, as a special form of CBA, is an "artificial representation of the real thing" (Hanna and Dettmer 2004) and can open up new possibilities, because it "ensures a measurement of authentic abilities without bringing the testees in such real-world situations" (Winther and Achtenhagen 2009, p. 98).

For me, Kenmore has opened new possibilities because it is an arts-focused school...art is integrated into all subjects [and] I even have the option to be in drama and orchestra!" A lot has happened since Antonio took the podium.

Let me mention one other possibility, because it's quite intriguing.

It's a good possibility because it's a prestigious match.

But I also felt obligated to suggest this possibility because it might not occur to anyone else.

And I was very clear with him that that was not going to be a possibility because it was outside the law.

The combined blockade of LPAr + TRPV1 as an asthmatic treatment is therefore a particular intriguing possibility because it reduces airway resistance even when administered following allergic induction and may have beneficial effects lasting several days.