Sentence examples for possible unification from inspiring English sources

A possible unification of America's two open-wheel series was still on track, with both sides saying Tuesday progress was being made.

With the number of North Korean refugees rising about 10 percent annually, how to integrate them has become an early test for possible unification.

With the number of North Korean refugees increasing by about 10 percent annually, the task of integrating them into South Korean society has become an early test for possible unification.

Tensions were also on the rise in the northern autonomous province of Vojvodina and in the predominantly ethnic Albanian region of the Presevo Valley, where activists were demanding autonomy and possible unification with neighbouring Kosovo.

On September 6, Byrnes then announced a new policy: if unification of all Germany proved impossible, the United States would instead promote "maximum possible unification" (i.e., in the western zones only).

Here we suggest a possible unification of the schools of thermodynamics starting from two fundamental concepts of physics, interaction and flows.

Bonaparte destroyed the Holy Roman Empire, but that made possible the unification of Germany and the deadly mutation of Prussian nationalism.

These strategies were divide-and-conquer (generate multiple theories, each of which fits only a part of the data), Occam's razor (use the simplest possible theory), unification (combine the theories) and "lifelong learning" (try applying the theories to future problems).

In Germany's case, it was the Crimean War — triggered, incidentally, by Napoleon III, following his 1851 coup — that made unification possible by putting an end to the Anglo-Russian condominium underpinning the European, and therefore global, balance of power.

To make German unification possible, East Germany effectively received a one-time infusion of three hundred and twenty-billion Deutsche marks, in the early nineties, the equivalent of almost two hundred billion dollars at the time, which included a deal that allowed East Germans to trade their own pathetic marks for West German Deutsche marks at par.

But the determination of the German people, under the leadership of Chancellor Helmut Kohl -- with strong support from President George H.W. Bush and the cooperation of Russian President Mikhail Gorbachev -- made unification possible within one year of the fall of the Wall.