Sentence examples for possibilities emerging from from inspiring English sources

Some key problems facing the clothing sector are explored in terms of the possibilities emerging from the principles of biomimetics.

Over an egg-white omelet at Fred's, the restaurant at Barneys, Wexler details a few of the newest possibilities emerging from the beauty industry's research-and-development wing.

Professor Motwani, an expert in algorithms and the mathematical theory underlying computer science, helped Mr. Brin and Mr. Page explore the possibilities emerging from the analysis of the Web as a graph of interconnected pages.

Since the early nineteen-nineties, the Icelandic artist has charted extremes — of ecstasy and intimacy, creativity and destruction — always attuned to the possibilities emerging from dance music's experimental communities.

The rest of the world, and some parts of the American administration itself, see possibilities emerging from the unspoken bargain between George Bush and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah, that America shepherds Israel, and Saudi Arabia shepherds the Arab world, into a grand negotiation that results in Israel trading most of the land it seized in 1967 for peaceful acceptance by the Arab world.

Dr. McKay sees a world of possibilities emerging from this democratization: "I see much better, more innovative experiments.

What new kinds of possibilities emerge from there?

Two possibilities emerge from all this: either Celtic novelists (and pundits, for that matter) are not good enough, or there is an institutional bias on the part of the Booker prize.

Two possibilities emerge from the current public discussion.

Two possibilities emerged from this study; either the RAS did not have a significant role in the development of diabetic cardiomyopathy, or if it did, then it was likely via the intracellular RAS.

Once you do, a world of possibility emerges from the shadows.