Sentence examples for as is technically possible from inspiring English sources
Senior figures in Brussels are already bracing themselves for a diplomatic train wreck if, as is technically possible, Greek Cyprus uses its new-found membership of the Union to block any invitation to Turkey.
Hardware innovation that's been forced to slow elsewhere, with the front of the phone becoming locked down with as near an edge-to-edge display as is technically possible, is moving in on the back of phones, an under-developed, mostly overlooked landmass ripe for spicing up.
Stage design and stagecraft had now advanced as far as was technically possible under the limitations of low-intensity stage lighting.
Last week, the president yielded to congressional pressure and signed a bill mandating him to start building an anti-missile shield over America as soon as it is technically possible.
Although pulling CO2 from ambient air rather than a smokestack, where CO2 concentrations can be as high as 12%, would be more difficult, it is technically possible.
This, they inform us with the sort of dreary lack of appetite you'd expect from a group such as Cash, "demonstrates that it is technically possible to produce cheese with less salt in it".
The acquisition is technically possible, too, as Cadbury has a market cap of $17.7 billion compared with Hershey 's $9 billion market cap.
As Georgios Theophanous, a successful Cypriot farmer demonstrates, it is technically possible to produce grapes with one-sixth as much water using a drip irrigation system.
In a speech to scientists gathered at United Nations University, in Hiroshima, John Paul warned his audience to resist the "temptation" of pursuing technology for its own sake, "as if it were a matter of an independent reality... as if one should always do what is technically possible".
"The possibility that NurturePod presents is technically possible now.
You might need to go to school in order to learn these skills but it is technically possible to learn them on your own as well.
