Sentence examples for possibility generated from inspiring English sources

This possibility generated a media storm when popular radio host Don Imus ("Imus in the Morning") suggested it to his national audience on April 3. To support his speculation, Imus cited the close relationship between Jesus and Judas depicted in the Gospel of Judas, an alternative Gospel dating to the third century that has recently surfaced.

This interesting possibility generates many key questions and needs a deeper probe.

"The last 30 years have seen dramatic developments in how businesses operate and interact with their customers, not least the enormous possibilities generated by the internet and digital technology," Branson told a hushed audience of entrepreneurs back on terra firma.

We are asked to contemplate two partially overlapping sequences of conditions, and two spaces of possibilities generated by those two sequences.

Fruitful theoretical approaches to predict catalyst stability, to simulate transition states or assist catalyst characterization become available due to the computational possibilities generated by supercomputers.

Given the critical role that the early childhood workforce plays in Australia's early childhood reform agenda, we then consider how workforce sustainability could be rethought and other possibilities generated for addressing entrenched workforce challenges.

Typical KPI related to UFT are (increased) load factor, (reduced) vehicle movements, but also financial, social and process indicators (e.g. costs and benefits, new job possibilities generated, customer satisfaction).   5.

In other words, the neuronal system is interpreting the intentional possibilities generated in the astrocytic syncytium.

Choosing the appropriate number of clusters among the multiple possibilities generated by the analyses may also be challenging.

Prior to response articulation, "phoneme recognition" occurs (Pritchard et al. 2012), that is, a response is selected from between the 2 possibilities generated by the routes.

To test this possibility, we generated transgenic rice T2 lines ectopically expressing OsWRKY80 driven by maize (Zea mays) ubiquitin promoter.