Sentence examples similar to prospect of print from inspiring English sources

But Lewis admits that she does think about the prospect of printing whole, functioning organs.

Toy and chocolate makers Hasbro and Hershey's already have dollar signs in their eyes at the prospect of print-your-own toys/treats opportunities for children — and are engaged in 3D printing co-ventures of their own (with 3D Systems).

In addition to the prospect of printing the sensors on thin and flexible substrates, the usage of solution processable materials enables a simple and low-cost fabrication of the devices.

The prospect of printing guns sparked a nation-wide ethics debate; chocolate printing, by contrast, is a low risk endeavor.

The three newspaper groups have seen their shares hammered in recent months as they fall victim to the worsening advertising slowdown and fears about the long-term prospects of print media.

Ottawa has played coy about the prospect of a print media bailout in the past.

The prospect of children printing their own Transformers and My Little Pony toys is a step closer, after toy firm Hasbro revealed a partnership with 3D printing company 3D Systems.

Guinness was enthusiastic about the prospect of 3D printing, even declaring it would be a perfect fit for the Perspex lip-shaped purse her brand has become known for.

While the unsigned bands of the 1970s could press a short vinyl run and wind up on Radio 1, their upstart film-making peers were faced with the prospect of lugging film prints halfway across the country every time they scored a screening.

This is great news for the prospects of 3D printing becoming a mainstream thing, instead of just an enthusiast's hobby.

Meanwhile, the prospect of being able to print guns, drug paraphernalia, and other regulated objects appeals to libertarians.