Sentence examples for sweeping possibilities from inspiring English sources

Koenig was among the first to recognize the sweeping possibilities offered by new technology.

She speaks and leads retreats nationally/internationally and is known for her electrifying presence, grounded compassion, dynamic sense of humor and the believable and sweeping possibilities she ignites in others.

Even Apple's latest security measure, the Touch ID fingerprint scanner with wide-sweeping possibilities, had proven most practical only for device unlocking and little else.

Once abroad, they learned to live with a degree of chaos, which made it hard to have faith in the possibility of sweeping change.

But both Romney and Clinton have entrenched organizations, tons of money and the possibility of sweeping aside opposition in a blitzkrieg of slimy TV advertising.

It was only after his apparent victory in Iowa — later rescinded after a recount — and his win in his backyard of New Hampshire that he allowed expectations to build of the possibility of sweeping the first three contests.

The minister, Ehud Olmert, has stirred fierce debate among Israelis and Palestinians with his recent pronouncements about the possibility of sweeping unilateral Israeli actions that would seek to impose a Mideast accord if no peace pact is reached.

The Bank Holiday itself could see chillier conditions in the west with the possibility of rain sweeping in.

Obama's foreign policy has paralyzed the GOP by laying bare just how much Republicans collectively refuse to fully commit to one grand, unifying possibility in international affairs — including the possibility of stepping away from sweeping principles and playing it by ear for a while.

The chemostat was run for two hours to minimize the possibility of mutations arising and sweeping through the chemostat.

Taleb, by contrast, has constructed a trading philosophy predicated entirely on the existence of black swans-on the possibility of some random, unexpected event sweeping the markets.