Sentence examples for possibility of dissolution from inspiring English sources

The possibility of dissolution lends a moral shape to history: we want our empires to fall as well as rise, and we expect decadence to be rewarded with destruction.

Accused of electoral fraud during an election in 2005, the party faced the possibility of dissolution and the banning of its executives, including the prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, a deputy leader of the party at the time.

Past work has shown that asymmetric information and asymmetric ownership affect the possibility of efficient dissolution of partnerships.

Because of the possibility of magnetite dissolution during chromium VI) adsorption, the degree of iron leaching was also analysed in the same conditions as Cr VI) adsorption.

Design specifications should account for heterogeneities within the aquifer and barrier as well as the effects of fluctuating water tables and the possibility of reductive dissolution of ferric iron (oxy)hydroxide phases within the aquifer downgradient of the reactive barrier.

The Bhaskar model also gives a poor linearity (R2 = 0.66) as the model did not deal with the possibilities of both dissolution of the inorganic host and the anion exchange of the hybrid [52].

"If they vote for those bills then there would be no question, we wouldn't even be talking about the possibility of a double dissolution," he said.

"They vote for those bills, then there would be no question, we wouldn't even be talking about the possibility of a double dissolution.

Since this resistance has received little attention in previous studies, further emphasis on the design of drug nanoparticles with more rapid interfacial reaction offers the possibility of improvements in dissolution rates.

The 'classical' loop diuretic drug Furosemide has been used as a model compound to investigate the possibility of enhancing the dissolution rate of poorly water-soluble drugs using supercritical anti-solvent techniques (SASs).

Turnbull said he was "working on the assumption that the election will be held at the normal time, which is August/September/October", signalling a cool disposition towards the possibility of a double-dissolution election, which could not be held after July.