Sentence examples for possibility of redirecting from inspiring English sources

37. In this regard, it is quite possible that Heidegger does not envision a new fountain, or even a fourth basin, here in 1936 but instead imagines a (much more politically problematic) revitalization of the third basin, along the lines of his then current faith in the possibility of redirecting the Third Reich philosophically.

Pope Francis may prove to be another pope like these two, someone who offers the possibility of redirecting the path of the world at large.

"It does have elements of redirecting a supertanker," Lawson said.

The idea of redirecting some of the remaining avalanche funds isn't new.

That's a lot of redirecting.

Identification of the involvement of certain genes in the isoprenoid biosynthetic pathway, may create possibilities to redirect the metabolic flux toward IDP.

One possibility discussed was redirecting urgent cases from the United States to other countries.

Furthermore, the murine anti-PSA IgG1 (AR47.47) complexed with PSA showed enhanced antigen presentation by human dendritic cells (DC) and induced both CD4 and CD8 T-cell activation [ 15], suggesting the possibility that this antibody may interact with PSA in the blood of patients redirecting this antigen into APC for antigen processing, presentation, and T-cell activation against the tumor.

It's kind of redirecting feedback.

It is a paradigm of redirecting, accelerating, amplifying vaccine-induced immunity therapy against cancer (RAAVIIT).

The rethinking of the Future Combat program, one of the Pentagon's most expensive, reflects the increasing pressure on the Army to redirect resources from plans for conventional wars to the possibility of other long-running conflicts with insurgencies in the future.