Sentence examples for remarkable possibilities from inspiring English sources

After World War II the artistic medal continued to show remarkable possibilities as a medium for portraiture.

The willingness to answer bedeviling old questions in new ways does not ensure success, but it creates remarkable possibilities.

Genetic engineering of animals will open up remarkable possibilities in medicine and agriculture but also could lead to new ethical dilemmas.

Initially developed for re-processing nuclear fuel, the discussed pumps remain so far little known outside this area though offering remarkable possibilities for other applications in chemical engineering.

It's an imperfect film; it's somewhat chaotic and sometimes simply ordinary in its execution; but its loose ends suggest remarkable possibilities that are both science-fiction-like and yet utterly present at hand.

WhitmanWeb, a joint project of the International Writing Program and the Walt Whitman Archive at the University of Iowa, has shown the remarkable possibilities for teaching Whitman's major works — most recently his Civil War writings — in a digital medium.

All the obvious defenses were due to fail, but there was a remarkable possibility.

His state will elect a new governor on Saturday, and in recent weeks the once-invincible candidate's campaign has collapsed in spectacular fashion, raising the remarkable possibility that a Democrat could win.

There is even the remarkable possibility that, should Serbia win tonight, and France then fail to beat Romania – who looked much improved on Saturday, beating Lithuania 1 0 in Razvan Lucescu's first game in charge – a victory for Serbia over France on 14 September would seal their place in South Africa.

Knowing on the other hand the conformational properties of the PEO chains (Figure 14), the remarkable possibility of mutual interaction ("sequestration" and micellar solubilization), we proposed the association of R-O-PD (n = 0 /R EO nPD (n = 12) in the (1/1) molar ratio, followed by the evaluation of the indicative cumulative colloidal characteristics.

However, ribosomal genes have shown a remarkable possibility of being transferred in many prokaryotic genomes [ 3].