Sentence examples for rise possible from inspiring English sources

Yet still our national debate has failed to engage seriously with the roots of Ukip's appeal, and the underlying divisions that have made its rise possible.

Japan's still formidable lead in technology allows it to provide much of the production machinery in Chinese factories and many of the core components in Chinese-made products that have helped make China's rise possible.

And he has implicitly accused Mr Pérez, who is backed by the two dominant parties of the pre-Chávez era, of representing the machine politics that alienated voters and made Mr Chávez's rise possible.

Gradually John's stature among Democrats grew, until he had inherited the legions that had once followed Governor Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois, the two-time presidential candidate who by appealing to idealism had transformed the Democratic Party and made Kennedy's rise possible.

Strategic globalization has not only made Dubai's meteoric rise possible but has also positioned the emirate as an alternative voice against rising Islamic fundamentalism.

But it was immigration that made Trump's rise possible, and that will play a major role in shaping the future of right-wing politics.

While the number of VL studies are rising, possible interactions between these VLs have not been studied yet.

To keep the country's export machine humming, Japanese policy makers will have no choice but to cap the yen's rise whenever possible.

Because of the cohesive strength and the relatively light weight of tile courses compared with stone, greater spans with a very low rise were possible, wrote Janet Parks and Alan G. Neumann in "The Old World Builds the New," the catalog of a Guastavino exhibition at Columbia University in 1996.

When you suggested I should live at Ripe I thought it very funny, it appealed to me Recalling the initials R.I.P. Requiescat in pace if you choose Or rise if possible you challenged me.

"The Forgotten Man" points to the rise and possible consolidation of a new nationalist, anti-cosmopolitan, anti-élitist élite, one that co-opts modern art's cynosures of energy and novelty to express and inspire a militantly rightist agenda.