That we can simultaneously appreciate and condemn Friedan for helping to light a fire under a social movement that exponentially expanded the scope of possibility for women is the tension at the heart of Coontz's smart and lively meditation.
The Falcons' meshing of newfangled training concepts with old-fashioned equipment broadened the scope of possibilities for the way Wire honed himself for the rigors of football.
The medieval philosopher Scotus and mid-twentieth century philosopher C.A. Campbell both appear to agree with Descartes and Sartre on the lack of direct causal influence on the activity of free choice while allowing that the scope of possibilities for what I might thus will may be more or less constricted.
It can be an amazing feeling – the scope of possibility.
The paper produces some scope for the possibilities of production of C3 and C4 components as useful domestic and industrial fuel.
Evidently, if the sexual roles are indeed in conflict here, this also provides scope for investigating the possibility of the recipient to evolve resistance traits to counteract the effect of a specific seminal fluid component (persistence trait).
"We exhausted every possibility and scope for creating a government compatible with the popular mandate," Mr. Tsipras told the president in televised comments on Thursday, referring to voters' strong support for antibailout parties.
With new worlds that are graphically comparable to the latest game releases, supported by advertising and almost unlimited in scope, the possibilities for virtual reality are endless.
Alternately, the restriction of the humanities to their direct, instrumental, application in medical situations can limit the scope and possibilities for these disciplines within medicine [ 12, 14, 16].
The DfT says councils will be "challenged to consider the cost, scope and possibility of local funding when bidding" for a share of the £600m.
Despite, or perhaps because of that, the scope for economic penalties on Russia is a serious possibility.
