Sentence examples for about its feasibility from inspiring English sources

The debate on citizen's income has shifted from being a debate about its desirability to being one about its feasibility.

The proposal is being studied by prisons minister Gerry Sutcliffe, although civil servants have raised doubts about its feasibility.

THE Americans were torn between their desire for a stronger, more self-reliant Europe and their scepticism about its feasibility.

[A1.] Questions About Medicare Proposal With President Bush out of town promoting his $400 billion plan to overhaul Medicare, lawmakers from both parties expressed doubts about its feasibility.

Upon being briefed about the state of the Allied atomic bomb project on his arrival in London, Bohr changed his mind immediately about its feasibility.

But the key enabling factor for the Inspiration Mars Foundation's mission design – and the thing that changed my mind about its feasibility – is not novel technology but their acceptance of risk.

For example, the developers of a wireless power-outlet control cancelled a Kickstarter effort despite surpassing their funding goal, after comments on the project raised doubts about its technical feasibility.But Kickstarter seems to have vanishingly few of these.

There was a paucity of data on the benefits and harms of systematic LTBI testing and treatment as well as doubts about its operational feasibility in diabetic patients, people with harmful alcohol use, tobacco smokers and underweight people.

Modern day Performance-Based Earthquake Engineering (PBEE) pivots about nonlinear analysis and its feasibility.

A research team member will share evaluative findings with the nurse and PA club instructors in individual interviews at their respective schools; and ask the nurse and PA club instructors about satisfaction with intervention, its feasibility, problems meeting objectives, and recommendations for improvement; and record comments.

Tony Blair's advisers are deeply sceptical about both its technical feasibility and its destabilising effect on arms control deals.