Sentence examples for visible possibility from inspiring English sources

As he puts it, "There's no visible possibility of loss when we choose a FREE! item (it's free)." Tellingly, when Ariely performed a similar experiment on adults, they made the same mistake.

The Papists, God be praised, are, by the wisdom of our laws, put out of all visible possibility of hurting us; besides, their religion is so generally abhorred, that they have no advocates or abettors among Protestants to assist them.

In this way research design is contingent and emergent, always being attentive to ongoing interpretations and diverse perspectives that can make visible possibilities for institutional advancement.

Yet by making visible a possibility that was widely feared at the time, the early years of the cold war, Bonestell's image speaks volumes about mid-20th century social experience.

Organic semiconductor lasers provide superior features such as flexibility, accessibility of all wavelengths in the visible spectrum, and possibility of low cost and large-area fabrication.

However, not always the dilation is clearly visible and many possibilities of error should be considered.

In the TEM images, both extracellular and intracellular particles are visible suggesting two possibilities.

The superiority of airborne laser scanning data is particularly visible in its possibilities for determination of 3D characteristics of woodlands and forests (Ferraz et al. 2012; McRoberts et al. 2012; Korpela et al. 2012; Amiri et al. 2016; Alexander et al. 2017; Kandare et al. 2017).

Through his films, Tambellini makes the void and all of its possibilities visible to us in an overwhelming and timeless sensory experience that you won't soon forget.

Nurses desired a validated nursing care intensity score as interdisciplinary and objective communication tool that makes nursing care visible and creates possibilities for a better positioning of nurses in hospitals and a further professionalization in terms of enhanced authority and autonomy.

These few glimpses beneath the surface are always accompanied by visible fear at the possibility of being overheard and punished.