Sentence examples for possible spaces for from inspiring English sources

The Stand comedy club's commitment to providing the best possible spaces for acts to express themselves has helped ensure the health of the comedy scene, and Glasgow boasts the larger (though possibly not lovelier) of its three venues.

Every public space has become a possible space for an attack.

We try to protect the idea of free will, while the possible space for its operation shrinks.

I had written about our collective excitement in anticipation of the move from the perspective of people in charge of planning and setting up the best possible space for us.

We analyze their company in order to identify their core values and understand exactly what their brand is so we can design the best possible space for it.

For other feminists, especially those located within various communities of faith and resistance, gynocentric efforts to create a possible space for something "divine" hold considerable appeal.

Right now I share this responsibility with 26 other candidates and I look forward to working more with them to make our protocol the best possible space for our community.

Maybe downtown parking garages might be an interesting possible space for messy culture".

To go on a long haul flight is to give your humanity up for the duration of the journey – you say to an airline, "Here is £600, please cram me into legally the smallest possible space for eight hours and show me standard quality movies".

To go on a long haul flight is to give your humanity up for the duration of the journey you say to an airline, "Here is $700 ,please cram me into legally the smallest possible space for eight hours and show me standard quality movies".

To test the effects of removing these pathways on stoichiometrically possible space for butyrate production, the genes pta, adhE, and ldhA, responsible for the fermentative production of acetate, ethanol, and lactate, respectively, were deleted from the constraint-based stoichiometric model of E. coli metabolism (Edwards and Palsson 2000).