Sentence examples for possible to garner from inspiring English sources

Has Lewis shown how it is possible to garner truth-makers for contingent predications and negative existentials without positing totality facts or tropes that ensnare us in a web of necessary connections?

Social communication tools make it possible to garner high-volume, instant feedback from the desired audience.

Upon closing Idasa's offices in March 2013, the founders noted in a press release, "Every effort has been made over the last three years to reshape Idasa to adapt to current economic and sociopolitical circumstances, but regrettably it has not proved possible to garner the financial support necessary to continue its work in a sustainable manner or pay its debts".

Now that we recognize three species in Urbanus bernikerni complex, it begins to be possible to garner some ecological sense from their intertwined and overlapping distribution within ACG.

1 4 In other words, with additional context, it is possible to garner a more granular appreciation of the physical and physiological loads that players withstand in the upper echelons of the game.

It's possible Google is hoping to garner feedback for continued development of its own smartwatch device, as part of the SDK initiative.

In the first example presented above to illustrate the use of MINOTAUR, starting with a single sequence identifier with an erroneous UniProtKB description, it was possible swiftly and easily to garner sufficient information both from the literature and from a variety of protein-related databases to make the correct diagnosis.

The properties of sellers, who want to garner the best possible price, get less exposure.

In an effort to garner the widest support possible for their United Nations bid, Palestinian officials had in recent months toned down threats of prosecuting Israel for settlement building or suspected war crimes, instead emphasizing that the move was intended to jump-start a more meaningful, nonviolent political process toward a two-state solution.

33 A national preconsensus meeting was held in June 2013 to garner experts' opinions on possible (ie, feasible) quality of care indicators for hip fracture patients (ie, inductive approach).

Mr Bloom has been, over the course of the summer, doing his best to garner as many headlines as possible".