Sentence examples for possibility of external from inspiring English sources

The development and refinement of our annotation tools, which is discussed in the following section, led to their use externally and hence opened up the possibility of external community annotation.

Long ago we realized that paying sports figures well was one way to lessen the possibility of external influence on professional sports.

Neither is the possibility of external powers (in this case shorthand for the US) extending their influence through intervention of whatever kind on China's borders.

State Senator Richard T. Moore, the Senate chairman of the Legislature's joint committee on health care, said he was confident that legislators would pass their own patients' bill of rights within the next month or so, one that would include the possibility of external review for patients denied care by their managed care providers.

Pension-fund investors complain that these can lead to huge differences in different private-equity shops' valuations of similar stakes in the same company.The hope is that guidelines will make private equity more attractive to investors as well as staving off the possibility of external oversight.

And when you're rejecting the possibility of external funding, the latter increases dramatically.

Antiparticle doping in semiconductor systems with reduced dimensionality greatly increases the possibilities of external manipulation of the physical properties of these nanostructures and widens the area of potential applications of devices based on them.

The aim of this study was to define the anatomical risks associated with peri-acetabular external fixation and to explore the possibility of improving external fixation in this region.

This is the first step toward engineering extracellular matrix proteins with defined mechanical properties, which can be modulated reversibly by external stimuli, and will provide the possibility of using external stimuli to regulate the biological functions of extracellular matrix proteins.

We retain a cautious stance on Carillion given the high implied price earnings multiple for McAlpine, the possibility of an external counter-bidder and our view that Carillion's own valuation is up with events, although we do recognise strategic logic in the tie up of the two businesses".

As the Arab countries have all had to learn, no matter how long a terrorist lives abroad, in the end he will inevitably come back to his motherland.Wael Qandil, writing in al-Shorouk, does not rule out the possibility of an external conspiracy against Egypt, but offers a stark warning if the culprits are not found soon:We're dealing with an act of terror intended to ignite sectarian strife.