Sentence examples for possibility rise from inspiring English sources

Can the voices of reason and possibility rise above the rallying cries of war and more war?

The results show that mobile games have a distinctive brand-level life cycle in which the growth possibility decreases monotonically over time after the release, while the decline possibility rises after reaching the peak and then later begins to fall.

The problem is that while buy-to-let offers the security of bricks and mortar with the possibility of rising prices and rising rents, innovative companies offer little but risk and uncertainty – but they are infinitely more important to our future.

That possibility would rise substantially if the Conservatives led the next government in London; David Cameron has pledged to hold an in/out referendum by 2017 and only today insisted that he would not "barter away" the commitment in coalition talks.

Another possibility: the rise of regional hegemons in a return to something reminiscent of the international system that operated before modern empires took shape.

In fact, there's something about watching the painting unfold before your eyes, about the working process itself the artist's ability to zoom in on areas to add detail or shading, to seamlessly choose and blend colors that has us convinced that iPad painting is no joke and possesses the possibility to rise above a "techie gimmick" to become a respected medium.

At the same time, many of us fear that making immigrants jump through unnecessary hoops to secure citizenship will result millions of the "11 to 12 million" being left out of any possibility to rise out of the shadow of undocumented status.

Basic schooling allows improved understanding about child care and increases the possibility to rise from the most extreme poverty.

One of the most important is the possibility of rising interest rates.

Each of these possibilities gives rise to different issues and potential difficulties.

The possibility of rising taxes also has companies worried about consumption, he said.