Sentence examples for possible ultimate from inspiring English sources

Asked if this move might be a precursor for a possible ultimate merger between Concacaf and Conmebol, Figueredo clearly flirted with the idea while kicking the question down the road to be addressed by the next generation.

Harsher climate, food availability, and the lack of predators or diurnal competitors, have all been proposed as possible ultimate environmental factors favoring evolutionary switches in the activity patterns of primates [1], [6], [8] [18], and other mammals [19] [22].

However, such unprecedented detail in visualizing the aging transcriptome allows us not only to uncover the major gene networks of phenotypic change with age, but also to test some very basic hypotheses about loss of transcriptional fidelity as a possible ultimate cause of aging.

Where possible, the ultimate users of the park help in designing, landscaping, planting.

Only this approach can stop the drift toward enmity and make possible an ultimate return to friendship.

"Over all, it appears possible that ultimate gains from participation are small or nonexistent," the study concluded.

The American victory in the Battles of Saratoga helped to induce the French to recognize American independence and to give open military assistance, thus marking a turning point in the uprising and making possible its ultimate success.

"This is an encouraging development, and it makes possible the ultimate success of the fight for the moralization of Peru," Mr. Paniagua said from the Peruvian city of Arequipa, where he was overseeing a rescue effort after a powerful earthquake that struck southern Peru on Saturday afternoon, killing at least 50 people and leaving thousands homeless.

For this to be possible, the ultimate load especially flexural load carrying ability of the composite archwire must be assessed from the knowledge of its constituent properties.

Rather it is perceived and judged as something that should not be there and awakens the immediate response in nurses to alleviate it, ameliorate it and prevent it whenever possible: "The ultimate purpose for health care personnel is to combat and alleviate suffering and that clients and families should experience as little suffering as possible" ([ 52 ] p.529).

For decades they have been run with the objective of making as much profit as possible, for the ultimate benefit of shareholders.