Sentence examples for wide possibility of from inspiring English sources

If you explain to children, for example, that all this equipment in hospitals, where you have an x-ray or any procedure, would of had an engineer involved to develop the machine that has helped cure patients, it gives a broader impression early on to children of the wide possibility of this career.

In electrical engineering computer simulation tends to replace almost entirely the classic experimental laboratories for different reasons: easier to be used by students and teachers, wide possibility of experiments, possibility of seeing a very quick response to fault situations, etc.

Instead of encouraging people to spend their lives around the same few streets, it opens up the wide possibilities of America.

Extracellular vesicles (EVs) have been a growing interest of the scientific community in recent years due to the wide possibilities of their evaluation as biomarkers of disease, and their potential to be used as therapeutic agents or vehicles.

Other countries could also use operational research to identify the predominant motivators in order to adapt their performance management strategies, though care must be taken with asking questions about motivating factors, due to wide possibilities of interpretation of terms such as appreciation and recognition and the perceived benefits of activities such as training.

He added that Turkey was even more vulnerable than other emerging markets pumped up by hot money in that domestic factors, particularly the possibility that the riots might lead to political unrest, were as likely to send investors fleeing as the wider possibility of an increase in interest rates in the United States, which would also stanch investment flows into emerging markets.

The luminal tumors are those with a better outcome and a wider possibility of treatment: ERα is preferentially expressed in terminally differentiated luminal cells and, accordingly, luminal tumors exhibit a differentiated morphology with almost benign features.

While traditional Hardanger embroidery is white worked on white, today's range of fabric colors and threads open up a wider possibility of color choices.

The fact that 13 out of 19 studies that broach organizational aspects were conducted in high-income countries might reflect the wider possibilities of these research institutions and indicates a need for more attention to NaME on the organizational level in lower-income settings.

Soon enough, the media spread far and wide the possibility of a European wandering across North America many millenniums ahead of schedule.

The story of life in a tax office, it promises to be yet another reminder from this remarkable writer of how wide the possibilities of fiction remain.