Sentence examples for remains space for from inspiring English sources

Let us hope there remains space for places like the Agricultural Museum, evocative slices of Egyptian – and museological – history.

There remains space for one more wide player – the club are yet to abandon their pursuit of Genoa's Diego Perotti, even though the Argentinian rejected their advances when a fee was agreed in June.

For example when a typical drug selection cassette such as the ~1.7 kb PGK-Neo-pA is used in the targeting vector, there remains space for inclusion of only 3 kb of targeting sequence, which is usually arranged as homology arms of at least 1kb.

But even if this more radical position is ultimately Heidegger's, there remains space here for some form of realism.

The British prime minister was reluctant to criticise Beijing's handling of last year's democracy protest in Hong Kong and the foreign secretary said that while Beijing's electoral arrangements for the 2017 election were "more restrictive than anticipated… there remains space within them for a meaningful step forward for democracy".

Despite Ukip mopping up much of the Sun reader's vote, there remains space between the BNP and EDL for the emergence of a new Euronationalist party that could make huge gains, like Jobbik in Hungary – merging street movements with thugs in suits.

But it remains a space for women and girls and queer people "to speak to each other without limits, across borders, sharing stories and changing our reality".

Although several machine-learning methods were proposed to predict the drug side effects, it remains the space for the improvement.

Therefore, the guaranteed performance state estimation problem has not yet been fully studied and remains a space for improvement.

Although this technique has great advantages compared to others, there remains large space for assessing the method and improving the accuracy of measurement.

Another company, Celestis, worked with NASA before announcing in 2008 that they were planning a service that would send a one-gram capsule filled with cremated remains into space for $12,500.