Sentence examples for be possible to shift from inspiring English sources

At "subfreezing" temperatures it may be possible to shift out of Park without depressing the brake pedal.

If military gains from the presence of additional American troops in Iraq continue, the report concluded, it might be possible to shift the role of some American forces in early 2008 so that the Iraqi Army takes on "more responsibility for daily combat operations".

As things stand, unless Colin Powell is able to produce dramatic new evidence when he briefs the Security Council on February 5th, it may not be possible to shift those numbers decisively before military action begins.Mr Blair's biggest problem is the British attitude to Mr Bush.

Weapons systems currently have human operators "in the loop", but as they grow more sophisticated, it will be possible to shift to "on the loop" operation, with machines carrying out orders autonomously.As that happens, they will be presented with ethical dilemmas.

Mr Frank's point is best recast as a point about median-voter logic as an exhortation to his fellow progressives not to take the preferences of the median voter for granted, as fixed, when it might be possible to shift those preferences to the left with some galvanising rhetoric, etc.

The PEC ceiling will apply to the entire federal budget, not to specific ministries, he notes so it will be possible to shift funds around, if necessary.

"It proves that it's possible to shift a person's mood from one state to another within hours.

Every leader must compromise, and it is possible to shift policy positions over time, by degrees, rather than with big upfront declarations.

Whether or not it is possible to shift a country from one VoC to another is a matter of debate between the school's theorists.

It is possible to shift the automatic transmission out of Park when the key is in the off position without pressing the brake pedal.

By blocking the transactions at the point at which the consumer uses a credit card, it is possible to shift the burden of cost to the spammer.