Sentence examples for upon this possibility from inspiring English sources
We are at the prefect intersection of tools and capability to deliver upon this possibility.
Romney agreed that they could, but rather than seizing upon this possibility he virtually dismissed it.
Konrad Zuse had looked upon this possibility as "making a contract with the Devil" because of the potential for abuse, and he had chosen not to implement it in his machines.
Our results support the view that heterothermy in primates evolved before the division of African and Malagasy Strepsirhini, with the possible implication that more primate species than previously thought might still have the potential to call upon this possibility, if the situation necessitates it.
By producing this pheromone however (which they appear actively to decompose within 32 h of emergence) they may be able to distract already-emerged males and increase their own chances of mating with a receptive female upon emergence; this possibility remains to be tested empirically.
Second, the coarse-grained docking results suggest that simultaneous adaptor docking to a single receptor should be possible but that the significance of this possibility is highly dependent upon the stability of receptor-adaptor complexes.
While it is possible that additional populations might be established in other thermal springs, this possibility is contingent upon finding springs within the species' presumed historic range that have the physical and biologic attributes, including terrestrial habitat components, that the springsnail requires to survive, and which do not support their own endemic fauna.
Taking those along with some other medications could cause harsh interaction and side effects, please consult your therapist upon the possibility of doing this.
This short entry contains four sections which elaborate upon the possibility and problems for global democracy.
Venetians in the 15th century and the French in the 17th and 18th centuries speculated upon the possibility of making a canal through the isthmus.
In the modern era, instead of a single common good, an emphasis has been placed upon the possibility of realizing a number of politically defined common goods, including certain goods arising from the act of citizenship.
