Sentence examples for be possible by conceding from inspiring English sources

Peña Nieto's priority is to make Mexico a safer place — for its citizens, for tourists, for businesses — and this may only be possible by conceding that narcotics trafficking will continue so long as there is a lucrative market next door.

One E.U. official, speaking on condition of anonymity owing to the sensitivity of the issue, said that agreement with national governments on the resolution fund was possible by the end of the year — but conceded that changes would likely be made.

Treaty change could be possible, he conceded, though not on major issues such as freedom of movement in the EU.

But it is possible, some concede, that the Iranians could react by pulling out of the discussions.

It is possible, they conceded, that she might have received mail that had been directly contaminated by a Leahy or Daschle letter and it simply had not been found.

"It's possible," Grafton concedes, somewhat reluctantly.

"It's possible," she concedes, then reverses her position.

Vice President Gore may believe no remedy is possible and concede.

That was possible, Professor Lessig conceded.

"If he comes back - and he is fit - it is possible," conceded Mancini.

It's possible, concedes Zielke, though the startup has ways around this, such as further developing its payments system so that each subsequent booking is technically made by the individual customer.