Sentence examples for be possible to contend from inspiring English sources

Sims says that he believed that it would be possible to contend with the cuts: "I think we can deliver outcomes better than we do".

Modern man, it's possible to contend, has grown effete.

It is possible to contend then that minor allele has a protective function against the development of ND.

Godfray et al. (2010) contended that it would be possible to design livestock farming systems to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions, whereas Gill et al. (2010) pointed out that the evidence base connecting policy interventions and their consequences on livestock emissions still remains weak.

"We know it's possible to do better," contends Paul Alivisatos, the chemist who oversees that lab at UC-Berkeley.

This is not to suggest that any analysis of integration processes can be entirely without normative assumptions but it is to contend that it is possible to explore processes that are taking place without making assumptions on whether a 'right' outcome has emerged.

I contend that it is possible to get a French driving license in Paris.

The New Yorker, July 6 , 1929P. 17 I contend that it is possible to get a French driving license in Paris.

Jets executives contend that it is possible to finance the $800 million in a Manhattan market that is home to many Fortune 500 companies and many wealthy people.

Now, contends Aristotle, it is possible to run through all combinations of simple premises and display their basic inferential structures and then to relate them back to this and similarly perfect deductions.

For example, one theoretically proposed snail-mediated control strategy, the genetic control theory (GCT) for schistosomiasis, contends that it is possible to reduce the size of schistosome populations by genetic manipulation of the snail intermediate host [ 40- 42].