Sentence examples for was possible to present from inspiring English sources

Before the intensity of the financial crisis worsened in September, it was possible to present the presidential election as a referendum on Mr Obama's character.

And, just as it was possible to present Parks as a quiet seamstress who was simply too weary to stand — when in fact she had worked for over a decade as a political organizer — Windsor could be remade as a non-threatening little old lady.

As a result, after exploring the trends for each of the four physicochemical properties, it was possible to present the findings in the corporate plot shown in Fig. 6.

Raising capital proved straightforward, and it was possible to present a Bill for the line in the 1837 session of Parliament.

We used 64 stimulus sizes (in the range of diameters 8 260 pixels, 4 pixels steps) so that: i) the space of sizes could be considered a quasi-continuum in relation with the number of ratings (five, see below); and, ii) it was possible to present several times the same size within a reasonable amount of time.

However, the survey assessed preferences for only two presentation formats, when it is possible to present information in a greater range of ways (Lipkus and Hollands, 1999).

Roberta Smith's belief that it is possible to present art without interpretive apparatus and simply to "allow it to work its effect" is historically and philosophically groundless.

Although the two Schrödinger equations form an important part of quantum mechanics, it is possible to present the subject in a more general way.

"Although there may be some cases where it is possible to present the case without calling a child witness, it would depend very much on the circumstances of the individual case and the presence of any supporting evidence," he says.

In a few years the Internet will be a lot more dynamic, and you'll have the ability to personalize a Web site you visit: it will be possible to present a fundamentally different Web site for you versus everyone else.

"In war movies, it is possible to present the uses of violence within a framework of responsibility," he remarked, adding: "At its best, the war movie may represent a more civilised point of view than the western, and if it were not continually marred by ideological sentimentality we might hope to find it developing into a higher form of drama".