as perfectly possible

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Clearly, one reasonable motive for uncovering a nuanced interpretation of Newton's letter to Bentley is the obvious fact that Newton apparently regarded action at a distance as perfectly possible when writing the Principia.

The goal is to preserve tissue, organs and brain as perfectly as possible.

Unlike traditional engineering, which seeks to invent new ways of doing something, reverse engineering seeks to re-create existing technology as perfectly as possible, including any flaws.

Sometimes, destroyed cities, such as Dresden after the Allied firebombing of 1945, are deliberately rebuilt almost as they were, with historically important buildings reconstructed as perfectly as possible.

For decades, silicon engineers have worked hard to make silicon crystals grow as perfectly as possible so that electrons will whiz through, producing a faster chip.

With that in mind, it's going to continue to seek to optimize the experience so that supply and demand match up as perfectly as possible in terms of both routing and matches, so expect more improvements to come.

The aim was to produce a questionnaire in Italian whose meaning matched as perfectly as possible the English original.

You want your clothes to fit you as perfectly as possible.

If Labour wins the next general election, as is perfectly possible, it will do so on the back of its traditional constituency in its old, now largely de-industrialised, heartlands.

One official pointed out that it is not the labeling of products as "Islamic" that is the solution, as it is perfectly possible for a shariah-compliant bank to create sophisticated financial products that end up mirroring the conventional system.

It's perfectly possible that as soon as its master leaves the house, an otherwise tranquil dog's mask slips, and they get into all manner of shenanigans.