Sentence examples for possibility opened from inspiring English sources

Such apocalypse is the bread and butter of science fiction, but sometimes with Mr. Clarke it is also the communion, the sharing of a moment of transcendence in which some destiny is fulfilled, some possibility opened up.

The Bush administration also opposed any move to allow Mr. Megrahi to serve out his term in a Libyan jail, a possibility opened by a prisoner transfer agreement between Britain and Libya that took effect this year.

Memory erasure of recidivist violent criminals and of victims of especially traumatic offences (e.g. sexual abuse) is also mentioned as another possibility opened by our new knowledge of the brain (Goodenough and Tucker 2010).

This possibility opened a new field of interaction between biology and the social sciences, because factors in the human environment, from exposure to toxic compounds, via nutrition to education, can have epigenetic effects that span several generations.

When we found that the more distant a galaxy was from us, on average, the faster it appeared to be receding from our perspective, an intriguing possibility opened up, consistent with Einstein's General Relativity: perhaps the galaxies were not all speeding away from our location, but the fabric of space itself was expanding.

Culture -– and our sense of possibility — opened and let the sunshine in".

And that possibility opens up exciting vistas of human performance.

If you shift your focus from impact to contribution, a world of possibility opens up.

Then a world of possibility opens before us.

A surreal world of possibility opens up in a new animated short inspired by a Federico García Lorca poem.

This theoretical possibility opens up a large number of hypotheses involving interneuronal networks.