Sentence examples for possible advent of from inspiring English sources

For South Africa it was a day of redemption and the possible advent of a new superstar.

And the inventor, who counts Bergman among his favorite filmmakers, said that Pixelvision purists should not worry about the possible advent of color.

It may well be true that Mr Bush is disinclined to bomb Iran now that he is a lame duck, but the possible advent of a President Obama might just make Israel more inclined to do so itself.

Once upon a time, the end of the cold war would have been seen as good news in that regard, but the possible advent of bioterrorism, genetical engineering mishaps and novel pandemics has led some otherwise sober thinkers, like Martin Rees, the Cambridge University cosmologist, to suggest that Civilization as We Know It won't make it out of the present century.

Apart from the personal hardship that many church-goers are facing because of a lingering economic crisis, they face a new uncertainty in the coming months the possible advent of a leftist government which is committed to separating church and state in what has hitherto been one of the most "theocratic" countries in Europe.

But a number of political and military considerations may yet convince Israel to act alone sooner rather than later.One of these is the departure of the friendly Bush administration and the possible advent of a President Obama, who has promised to do "everything" to stop Iran getting a bomb but who is distrusted by many Israelis.

High-density linkage maps are now possible with the advent of high-throughput sequencing and have the potential to facilitate fine-scale comparisons of synteny between closely related species.

This may soon be possible with the advent of electrochromic glass.

Avoiding revisional surgery is desirable and might be possible with the advent of endoscopically placed stents.

Gene expression profiling on a large scale first became possible with the advent of tools to manipulate DNA and RNA.

Minimally invasive radioguided parathyroidectomy (MIRP) is a directed surgical approach that has been made possible by the advent of new imaging techniques, specifically sestamibi scanning.