Sentence examples for possibility brought from inspiring English sources

Most Libyans still revel in the freedom and sense of possibility brought on by the NATO-backed war that ousted Colonel Muammar Qaddafi two years ago.

You could say he constructed a new life for me, created my possibility: brought me unreasonable hope when I couldn't continue without it, built me a shelter of spacious rooms where I could heal; widened the doorways, built the ramps out in Weston, loved me again".

"Smart contracts" are another possibility brought about by blockchain – the idea is that contracts will execute automatically when conditions are filled, meaning payments will be made, or deliveries dispatched, or anything else in business which is typically defined by a contract.

The Space to Breathe series is one leg of the project, UTOPIA 2016: A Year of Imagination and Possibility, brought together with Somerset, King's College London, and The Courtauld Institute and Gallery.

The PK of RIF is well characterized in plasma [ 4, 5] and with the possibility brought by new methods and techniques, there today exists a number of publications reporting drug concentrations quantified from samples taken from the pulmonary tract both for RIF [ 6, 7] and review articles for antimicrobials in general [ 8, 9].

Surprisingly enough, one natural way to account for this possibility brings us very close to a Derridean domain most philosophers of language make every effort to avoid.

While the latter possibility would make the motivation a case of social and psychological maladjustment, the former possibility brings the limelight back on Islam and how Muslims perceive homosexuality.

Isn't it possible that the band's members might want to explore the possibilities brought on by their vast commercial success the way their friends have?

An important development in higher education is the increased learning possibilities brought by ICT.

Cubism, with all its graphic possibilities, brought solid square heels and blocks of color.

The observed behavior is at odds with positivist socio-economic theories and commonsensical understanding of the possibilities brought about by the ubiquitous information and communications technology environment.