Sentence examples similar to possibility to aid from inspiring English sources

A variety of emerging technologies have the possibility of providing tools to aid in decision management of early breast cancer.

A federal judge overseeing the dispute has accused the federal agencies of not working hard enough to save the salmon and had raised the possibility of breaching those dams to aid the fish.

One outcome of that study was the possibility of using such models to aid cell scale-up and scale-down.

These continuous variables were divided into quartiles and quintiles to aid interpretation and allow the possibility of non linear effects.

Marathon to aid Haiti.

"All parties agree there was a chemical attack, it was only a question of [UN] inspectors going in, there was no possibility to bring in humanitarian aid," Mr Barth said.

Do you think that there's a possibility to save money on education aid? A. What I'm saying is, before we increase the levels of aid, we ought to start taking a look at our effectiveness and efficiency at what we're accomplishing, because throwing money at this problem... historically never solves a problem.

The British government's response in 2014 was to resist at every turn the possibility of aiding in search and rescue operations.

It offers a unique possibility to confirm if the proposed AID-mechanisms are involved in the conversion of the preleukemic clone into a full-blown leukemia.

Furthermore, Australia's political leaders are leaving open the possibility of aiding the Peshmerga with airstrikes (if the US asks us to), which (yes, hypothetically) could result in Australians being killed by the Royal Australian Air Force. .

'We want to have possibilities to work.' " Aid workers and the Taliban have together learned a valuable lesson in recent years, Mr. de Mul said.