Sentence examples for possibilities behind from inspiring English sources
AKRON, Ohio — They were men thrown hard against the rocks of bad fortune — out of work, their marriages broken, their youth, with its possibilities, behind them.
Considering the myriad possibilities behind your sudden nausea and lowered tolerance for alcohol, it may be a good idea to visit your health care provider to gain insight into your situation.
As a young girl from rural Italy, I really had no knowledge of why someone would combine entrepreneurship with the social sector, but I was intrigued by the idea and the possibilities behind it.
Pink, Zooey Deschanel and Renée Zellweger have all been in the frame to play Joplin, who died in 1970 after a heroin overdose, with Fernando Mereilles, Penelope Spheeris and Catherine Hardwicke all possibilities behind the camera.
Among multiple possibilities behind the different mechanisms by which SCFAs regulate IL-10 production in naïve T-cell undergoing differentiation vs. differentiated Th1 cells, naïve T-cells express GPR43 at a very low level26, whereas differentiated Th1 cells express high levels of GPR436,14.
People have been tormenting themselves with the possibilities behind these questions for centuries, and nobody will ever know the answer.
Another possibility behind the deal could be that AOL could build on its existing relationship with DirecTV partner Philips Electronics phr to build an AOL-branded set-top box.
All of that barely conceals the terse elegance of songs about love gone bad and the lessons and possibilities it leaves behind, songs that only become more telling because they stay so deliberately unadorned.
The announcement follows West's visit to the Ikea headquarters in March, when he tweeted that he was "super inspired", and that his mind was "racing with the possibilities", after a behind the scenes peek into the glamorous world of plywood and allen keys.
Birth and death mark the vulnerable transitions in which the interrelated dependency, fragility and the bundle of possibilities ahead and behind become real.
Just ask Berdych, who had the peculiar experience of serving at set point to an opponent grinning broadly at the other end, brain whirring, possibilities flashing behind his eyes.
