Sentence examples for be possible to reverse from inspiring English sources
They note that even when frailty has already developed, or is well on the way, it may be possible to reverse it.
By embracing transparency and a culture of openness, it will be possible to reverse the negative connotations that are associated with whistleblowing.
In the latest issue of Harper's, the writer Sarah Manguso describes her fear about being both an artist and a mother: "For years, I asked writers who were also mothers how they prioritized the various components of their identities – was Writer below Mother, and if so, would it be possible to reverse that?" For female writers and artists, the math can be particularly grim.
"We know this makes a difference but there is a too prevalent assumption that somehow basic maths is something that anyone can teach," says Helen Casey of the Institute of Education in London.Yet it should be possible to reverse the decline in numeracy: Britain has enjoyed some success at tackling low levels of literacy over the past decade or so.
For this reason, over the next few years it may only be possible to reverse about one-quarter of the post-2007 decline in participation.But, despite these results, it would be wrong to conclude that America's labour market has no "slack".
By adjusting protein levels with a drug, he realized, it just may be possible to reverse the problem.
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It was possible to reverse his policies, but the deterioration of the dynasty had become irreversible.
In which case, we should learn from research by O2, which suggests it is possible to reverse those statistics if you give start-up businesses proper support.
Soon they went to an IVF clinic, where they were told that her chances of becoming pregnant were good and that it was possible to reverse Paul's vasectomy.
