Sentence examples for what makes possible from inspiring English sources
Diversified constituent temperatures are considered, what makes possible to apply the presented model to intensive drying processes.
The organising modular principle is what makes possible the simultaneous expression of order and energy.
That's what makes possible an entirely different set of laws of motion.
And this familiarity is what makes possible the exhilarating shock of de-familiarization, of utter renewal that profound and capable performers can offer.
It's terribly visceral, that want, isn't it?" This awareness of common ground is what makes possible the compassion lavished by him on characters whom you would cross the road at Brands Hatch to avoid.
What frustrates the passionate about America — its creaky checks and balances, diffuse sovereignties and general aversion to sudden change — is, Ellis argues, what makes possible the triumphs we do manage to pull off.
What made possible the rapid economic growth of a continent that was devastated by World War II?
What made possible his "triumphant return" in 1941 was Vietnam's premature uprising against the French in 1940 and the decimation of its Communist leadership.
What made possible the continuing rise in overall fish production was the rapid growth of aquaculture, which expanded by 10percentt per year during the 1990s.
Yet what makes forgetting possible may also make forgiving possible, namely my bird brain.
What makes this possible?
