Sentence examples for possibility put forward from inspiring English sources

But one possibility put forward by analysts is that AstraZeneca could recommend the £55-a-share proposal on the understanding that it would pay a big special dividend, agreed with Pfizer, when the deal completed.

An intriguing possibility put forward by both Welburn et al and Gaitanos et al is that the Ska complex may be functionally homologous to the Dam1 complex.

A second possibility, put forward by Mortensen et al. [ 10], is that their findings favouring macrolides are due to the immunomodulatory properties of this class of antibiotics.

Although the argument in the preceding paragraph argues very strongly against the possibility put forward by the reviewers, we seriously considered performing the experiment they suggested.

One possibility put forward by Barrett is that such populations are very successful in their particular niches and benefit from producing large numbers of genetically identical offspring.

One intriguing possibility put forward by Doron Lancet is that biological information can be stored and replicated through the lipid composition of vesicles instead of the physical order of bases in nucleic acid sequence [90 92].

That's one of the possibilities put forward in a new feature length film that will explore what the pinnacle of motorsport might look like in 2030.

A recent, novel hypothesis put forward the possibility that this cell type is directly involved in the activity of brain tissue, and not just as a growth-factor producer.

Labour's past experience and present suspicion is that arbitrators would prove only too generous in handing out the taxpayers' money to employees.A second possibility was put forward recently by Peter Hain, a Labour employment spokesman.

The definition would deprive a majority of Palestinians born after the founding of Israel of any possibility to put forward a claim.

"I think people will invest in projects that are carried out by young people who have no other possibilities to put forward their ideas," Dr. Gaggioli said.