Sentence examples for problems and possibilities from inspiring English sources

"It's a chance for us to see what the problems and possibilities are," Gomperts said.

He is fairly new to state issues, while Mr. Malloy is steeped in Connecticut's problems and possibilities.

"We are each neighbours, friends, travellers, readers; we need to be aware of the story of humankind, its problems and possibilities, the debates and discoveries that have shaped it, and how they can be part of our own lives".

Dr. Adler explained the theory and practice of the project, whose name comes from the Greek for "upbringing," in three books, "The Paideia Proposal: An Educational Manifesto" (1982), "Paideia Problems and Possibilities" (1983) and "The Paideia Program: An Educational Syllabus".

Reissued for the first time in over 25 years, it comes with a pithy and sensitive preface by Rick Moody, foregrounding both changing attitudes to institutional care and the problems and possibilities of Rokeach's experiment.

The session, which brought together some of the top academics and businesspeople working in the field, explored the problems and possibilities of one of the world's largest market segments.

The water resources varied during the British Mandate period, reducing concern for the springs' preservation and, consequently, increasing the problems and possibility of springs' pollution.

I've been inspired by the quality of new playwriting in Europe and struck by how much these writers share the same concern: the problems - and possibilities - of a world of shifting borders in which no one feels at home.

We must do something that New Yorkers were once famous for the world over but have in recent decades grown unused to: we have to think big about problems, solutions and possibilities.

Question to map the main open problems, challenges, and possibilities to new studies in Pentest.  .

Question to map the main open problems, challenges, and possibilities to new studies in Pentest.