Sentence examples for tangible possibilities from inspiring English sources

This behavior offers tangible possibilities for the preparation and application of sensitive bioactive formulations and "smart" drug delivery systems.

Over the six week course, I learnt front-end basics and a technical career became a tangible possibility.

Before the Egyptian president Anwar al-Sadat had made peace a tangible possibility, a "large" Israeli peace demonstration meant a maximum of 500 people.

We'll have another post up discussing the potential for this "double switch" next week — a Republican president plus a Democratic House — but it has become a tangible possibility (I would estimate the chances as being somewhere between 10 and 20 percent).

Many astute political observers worry that an elegant resolution to the negotiations over the federal debt limit may not be in the making — and that there is a tangible possibility that the United States will default on its debts.

The prospect of "30 and single," an item I never quite considered, has become a tangible possibility.

This is a tangible possibility given the high pregnancy rates emerging in many microbicide trials.

As medical records become increasingly electronic in nature, the possibility for case registers collected as part of routine health care has therefore become a tangible possibility.

Seeing that in some populations partial AZFc deletions have been shown to favour the occurrence of complete deletions (Zhang et al., 2007; Lu et al., 2009), the existence of an analogous effect for inversions is a tangible possibility.

"After that, you develop those possibilities into real, tangible solutions, which typically includes an element of prototyping your ideas and concepts.

There is an urgent need to plan the restoration of these human-modified landscapes, using methodological approaches that consider key processes occurring at different spatial scales while engage local community participation, offering them the best possibilities of tangible benefits.