Sentence examples for that made possible from inspiring English sources

It was a place that made possible quiet engagement with the natural world around her.

In 1958, the company developed the integrated circuit that made possible a vast new range of electrically controlled machines.

It was the close collaboration of two very different men that made possible the creation of the collection.

NME status became the workaround that made possible trade cooperation between market economies and a socialist country.

But the thinking that made possible the catastrophe in Iraq is not a subject of this office.

But these writers also used medieval settings as a context that made possible an uninhibited treatment of sex and violence.

In telling this story, I account for changes in thinking about music theory that made possible later modes of composition so invested in music's written form.

It is clear, on the other hand, that Partin's reports to the agent Sheridan uncovered leads that made possible the development of evidence against petitioners Parks and Campbell.

In fact, it was only the arrival of integrated circuits in the 1970s that made possible the commercial exploitation of technology based on Shannon's theories.

These moves dramatically lessened South Africa's horror of Soviet communist incursion, and vitally created a new mood of relaxation that made possible Nelson Mandela's release.

He built boats, and one of them was a revolutionary design that made possible amphibious landings like the one at Normandy on June 6 , 1944