Sentence examples for possibilities of engaging from inspiring English sources
"The possibilities of engaging emotionally with creatures that will not die, whose loss we will never need to face, presents potentially dramatic changes in our psychology".
The purpose of thin capitalization rules is to limit multinational firms' possibilities of engaging in tax planning via debt shifting.
Despite the level of performance being almost equal for the sexes as two-thirds of both had performed outdoor recreational PA during the preceding year more factors, i.e., living alone, being unable to cover an unexpected cost, fear of being violated, and fear of falling, were associated with the possibilities of engaging in outdoor recreational PA among women.
There's also the possibility of engaging, challenging and even changing people's minds about things that matter.
Behavioral intention refers to an individual's subjective possibility of engaging in a behavior, which can be influenced by attitudes towards performing the behavior (Ajzen and Fishbein 1980).
Several studies show that driving cessation leads to decreased mobility and reduces the possibility of engaging in voluntary and social activities [46, 47].
The work looks at the possibility of engaging with and disassembling their denial, examining how they constructed it.
Orsborne had mentioned to him the possibility of engaging in profitable activities such as gun-running and smuggling.
Victor D. Cha of Georgetown University writes in Foreign Affairs that the Obama administration is edging closer to the possibility of engaging in bilateral talks with Pyongyang on denuclearization.
General William Wallace was over the moon about the possibility of engaging with the "four million young people" who had signed onto that virtual online environment.
"If we remain stuck in our own uncritically accepted expressions of worship with our very small repertoire of songs, a community of faith doesn't really have much of a possibility of engaging others with different traditions".
