Sentence examples for possibilities of which from inspiring English sources

The Vikings, who like those later explorers were driven by curiosity and armed with the latest innovations, also set out to conquer an uncharted world, the breadth and possibilities of which could not be entirely conceived.

Just before the part where the filth get Terence Stamp and put him where he belongs she had fastened her heels behind his back and my father, surprised, had slipped and grunted into her, presenting her with literally millions of possibilities, of which she chose only one.

There are several possibilities, of which four are worth emphasizing.

It would then be claimed on the other side that wings are nothing but a more complex configuration of matter itself, the possibilities of which configurations are implicit in the pure physics of the DNA based phylogeny of all living things.

To accomplish a further qualitative ramp in novel generation fuel development and to provide for the compatibility of electric power production we suggest to replace the container design fuel rod, the possibilities of which is practically exhausted, to dispersion type fuel elements (high uranium content fuel, U Mo, U Nb Zr, U3Si with Zr alloy matrix).

There's limitless possibilities of which social media and digital platforms you can use to make these strategies work for your organization.

Even this was overly generous coming from a man fresh from nuptials, the possibility of which the C of E did so much lobbying to oppose.

We go romping and chattering into such precincts at our peril, a possibility of which Geoffrey Wall seems to have been blissfully unaware.

Actually, there was a fourth possibility of which the Brogan officials were unaware: asking the State Department to declare the museum immune from any seizure order.

Before phagocytosis is accomplished, the phagocyte and the particle must adhere to each other, the possibility of which depends largely on the chemical nature of the surface of the particle.

The proof of Lemma 7.3 consists in passing to the limit in (7.4) and (7.5) as m → + ∞, the possibility of which is ensured by Theorem 6.5.