We can't rule on "crass", but "unfeasible" is attested in the OED from 1527 to the present day, and "infeasible" (first attested 1533) is indeed marked as "now rare".
The meat was exported all over the world, but mostly - as colourful labels bearing names like 'Donald Cook' and 'Hereford Corned Beef' in the tiny ticket office attested - to Britain.
The idea that the book is deeply engaged in the investigation of form may make How to Be Both sound rather daunting, but it is (as attested by my tearstained journey through the French countryside) also deeply moving.
The cultural heterogeneity of the EU is attested to by 30m Muslims already within its borders.
Traders and investors saw the asset-price rises it brought with it as proof of their brilliance; central banks and governments thought that rising markets and higher tax revenues attested to the soundness of their policies.The answer to all problems seemed to be more debt.
He was wrong.Egypt's generals, like other trigger-happy leaders, should note that blood tends to complicate the personal retirement plans of the bloodied as the Shah of Iran (exiled), Saddam Hussein (executed) and Muammar Qaddafi (died in a ditch) might have attested.
And, although they attested to the amateurishness of the plotters, the bungled attacks also made plain the vicious complexity of the problem facing Britain's security services.
That Kim Jong Il, North Korea's dictator, has an abiding proclivity for the bottle has now been attested (at second hand) by a senior member of the Chinese government.
Some people are right, as Bill Coblentz could have attested.
This is difficult to measure, but is regularly attested to among the 400,000 or so people of English birth who live in Scotland (about half the number of Scots who live in England).
