Sentence examples for which would be possible from inspiring English sources

I realized that my ultimate aim was to create the most influential, inspirational company in the world, which would be possible only with more help.

A new insight is that one can overcome the excitons' fine structure splitting of a real QD with appropriate backscattering rate β by fine designing the cavity, which would be possible for applications to produce the degenerate entangled photon pairs in a real QD system.

Since compressing air prior to introducing it into the cylinder increases the charge-air temperature, the mass of air that can be introduced into the engine is less than that which would be possible if the compressed air were at ambient temperature.

And if it turned out that the worker still managed to average a full-time schedule, which would be possible if he or she made the switch late in the period, the company would have to offer insurance in the next stability period as well or face the penalty.

Congress could not have meant "articles" to include intangible things, the court found, since other provisions in the law refer to seizure and forfeiture of those same "articles" and "interception" at a "port of entry," none of which would be possible with data.

"Heart disease patients having their blood pressure and pulse rate checked, without leaving their home". Patient Concern said it had real worries about the proposal to make patients' medical data available to private firms as the information would include postcodes and age profiles which would be possible to trace back to the individuals concerned.

Without being exhaustive, which would be neither possible nor useful, we try to bring together results from diverse communities and present them in a unified manner.

This thing even looks like it could handle mobile TV, which would be quite possible on AT&T's 3G network.

But that reduction would be driven in part by the increasing prevalence of health plans with high deductibles, which would be made possible by provisions in the GOP legislation that loosen requirements on health plans.

The selection of cases, in the form of independent nations, was based on the extent to which it would be possible and feasible to conduct research in each country and the extent to which they are representative of Pacific SIDS.

Which coalitions would be possible, based on the first projections?