Sentence examples for be possible for instance from inspiring English sources

So it would be possible, for instance, for a person to be prosecuted 20 years from now for an offense in 1993 or after.

Using the aforementioned methodologies, it would be possible, for instance, to identify and map nationwide commuting patterns.

Could it be possible, for instance, that the team's performance director Dave Brailsford had got a bit distracted by his Team Sky side project?

The Department of Transport said the exact service had yet to be decided, but it would be possible, for instance, to get on a train at Cardiff and travel directly to the airport.

If the panel decides it would be inappropriate for a faculty member to personally own stock in the start-up, an alternative might be possible; for instance, the university or hospital could hold the equity and use it to support the researcher's lab or department and also enter into a licensing agreement with the company.

It is possible, for instance, to be entranced by a movie without believing it for a second.

It's possible for instance to detect inconsistencies of voice in Naipaul's supposedly barely literate, but actually very learned sounding, protagonist in Tell Me Who To Kill.

It is possible, for instance, to clap off-rhythm when a dancer is performing the series of difficult turns called fouettés, he said.

These values sometimes produce awkward outcomes: it is possible, for instance, that a Malaysian government led by Anwar Ibrahim, the former finance minister now being prosecuted for sodomy and corruption, would be no easier to deal with than Dr Mahathir's.

It is possible, for instance, to say that there is a 60% chance of a major earthquake in Istanbul in the next 30 years, says Howard Kunreuther at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

It's possible, for instance, to believe (as I do) that a Web site posting anonymous accusations is a dangerous idea and to also think it's fine for a woman to describe her own rape in public, to protest an administration that buries her accusation, and to go on cable television to discuss these issues.