Sentence examples for wider possibility from inspiring English sources

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.

Also, such a rule would encourage fully secret trusts, with a wider possibility for fraud.

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.

Wider possibilities Meanwhile, Marie's life is a testimony to the wider possibilities that have opened up for girls here.

Her tone brightened, as she began looking to wider possibilities.

There are far wider possibilities to be explored.

"The law allows us wider possibilities for investment," Mr. Pankin said.

But with the Taliban gone, life for women and girls, at least in the cities, has wider possibilities than before.

They believed their version of decentralised anarcho-capitalism offered wider possibilities for people to self-organise, and to decide for and among themselves what was moral or permissible.

But two years as the volunteer chairman and president of a professional group, the American Society for Quality, showed him wider possibilities.