Sentence examples for possibilities published from inspiring English sources

In the final version of "Economic Possibilities," published in 1931, Keynes urged readers to look beyond this "temporary phase of maladjustment" and into the rosy beyond.

His semiautobiographical first novel, "Indecision," a comic tale about a young man paralyzed by the world's possibilities, was published in 2005 to largely positive reviews.

However, this study is limited by the possibility that published full-text articles may not have been identified by the PubMed (MEDLINE), Ovid (MEDLINE), and EMBASE search (such as journals that are not indexed by the these databases), resulting in an underreporting of the true publication rate, although a comprehensive search methodology was used.

The first John Murray's answer to the book-selling trade wars of late 18th‑century London was simple: he quit the shop floor and became a publisher – just as Amazon has begun to explore the possibilities of publishing.

Another barrier was a perceived lack of possibilities to publish.

One possibility is publishing precise percentage marks instead of grades.

We had been discussing with Mr Lewis the possibility of publishing his next book.

They discussed the possibility of publishing the journal on birch bark and calling it the Druid's Home Companion, but paper and The Paris Review prevailed.

The Guardian, a newspaper in Britain with a small, but growing following in America, is beginning to research the possibility of publishing a news magazine in the United States, The Guardian's spokeswoman Isabel Milner, said.

"We are trapped in an absurd and unjust situation which threatens not only the existence of Lohvinau Bookstore but which endangers the possibility to publish books freely in Belarus".

Ms. Pausch said Jeffrey Zaslow, the co-author of "The Last Lecture," had discussed with her the possibility of publishing her husband's unused notes as lost chapters to the book.