Sentence examples for Feasible from inspiring English sources
The word "Feasible" is correct
It is typically used to describe something that is possible or practical to achieve. Example: "After reviewing the project requirements, we concluded that the timeline was feasible."
adjective
That can be done in practice.
- His plan to rid Trafalgar Square of pigeons by bringing in peregrine falcons to eat them was dismissed as not feasible.
The latest Chilcot report concludes that while it is feasible to design a legally compliant regime, the use of intercept evidence would not be consistent with previous operational requirements and would incur significant costs and risks for uncertain benefits in terms of increased numbers of successful prosecutions.
But there is another kind of support which has been even more conspicuously absent: the proposal of any feasible strategy for breaking the deadlock.
If it is feasible to measure happiness, then we should.
After more rain this translated into a target of 143 from 16 overs, which was feasible enough, but Hampshire's run-chase was a mess and they fell short by 41 runs.
Whether global intervention is feasible is something we have to look at and debate.
So we asked whether feasible alternatives were available.
We will withdraw if the markets they serve have feasible alternative energy sources (which may not be the case in much of the developing world).
But given the importance of our relations (political, strategic and commercial) with Turkey … the current line is the only feasible option".
Three percent is not feasible," Socialist leader Emile Roemer said in parliament on Tuesday.
It is technically feasible for Google to make Gmail into a system that is truly secure and secret, though not anonymous, for its users.
The current arithmetic also means that feasible Tory options fall some way short of the required numbers.
