Sentence examples for possible to facilitate a from inspiring English sources

Is it possible to facilitate a space for open dialogue without also facilitating hoaxes, harassment, and threats of violence?

Did they do everything possible to facilitate a title: score more when points were needed, even in the face of impossible double teams; score less but take over in spectacular fashion in championship moments?

Ticketmaster said in a memo to employees yesterday that "Live Nation has been a valued client for a very long time and we believe we've taken every reasonable step possible to facilitate a renewal, but they seem intent on a direction for their business that leaves us no viable way to work together".

When the Packers last faced the Lions, they took a 28-14 lead, then made sure their fourth-quarter possessions were as short as possible to facilitate a comeback: they fumbled a kickoff return, and Aaron Rodgers threw a first-down interception, but the Lions still lost by 2 points.

In fact, Microsoft is actively seeking the participation of as broad a group as possible to facilitate a collaborative dialog and create a new level of understanding.

Even if there is no conclusive evidence to suggest whether the decrease in sweet taste sensitivity in T2DM patients occur as a result of an alteration of glucose homeostasis or vice versa, the blunted taste response is possible to facilitate a vicious cycle which leads to a deterioration of their glycemic control.

In agreement with general criteria in database design, we decided to fragment information into distinct fields as much as possible, to facilitate an independent management of data.

Ideally, the controller for such a neuroprosthesis will have the simplest architecture possible, to facilitate translation into a clinical setting.

If factors determining the success or failure of intentions about lifestyle intentions can be identified, it may be possible to facilitate positive behaviour change on a large scale, across a range of key behaviours.

With re-sequencing and SNP analysis, it is possible to facilitate fine-mapping and eventually cloning of a target gene, since putative introgressions from wild species can be easily detected and possibly narrow the genomic region to be screened.

In determining the composition of our expert panel, we aimed to include as diverse an array of relevant 'voices' as possible to facilitate the exploration of comprehensive perspectives.