Sentence examples for removing possibility from inspiring English sources

Such examples suggest what Morson (1996) calls "foreshadowing": a temporality in which the future has already been decided, thereby removing possibility and agency from the present.

Using this approach, 2P-PLIM based imaging of DNA at lifetimes of more than 160 ns is made possible, totally removing any possibility of crosstalk from endogenous fluorophores.

My suffering, however painful, is always qualified by the possibility of failure, the possibility that, despite everything, I'll become like other men and break my word at last; her death, by removing that possibility, would remove the sole thought that relieves my anguish.

He faces a mandatory life sentence, and the judge could toughen that by removing any possibility of parole.

Russia has agreed to take back the spent rods, removing the possibility that Iran could reprocess them for materials that could fuel a nuclear weapon.

Speaking later in Ankara, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Ankara had failed to agree on some issues with the I.M.F., removing the possibility of a deal.

Unless the consumer expresses his or her willingness to continue, the service would be suspended, removing any possibility of bill shock.

The FSA's aim: "removing the possibility of commission-bias".

Immediately upon discovery we changed the access protocols for the database, removing the possibility of unauthorized access.

Removing the possibility of national enforcement of environmental rules is a very bad idea.

It gave the United Kingdom control of the seas, removing all possibility of a French invasion and conquest of Britain.