Sentence examples for be possible to try from inspiring English sources

It might also be possible to try to make combination pathogens -- combining, say, the lethality of one with the infectiousness of another.

In recent weeks Cambodia has communicated to the United Nations that it might be willing to make compromises, and on Aug. 14 the organization's spokesman, Fred Eckhard, gave the first public indication that it might be possible to try again.

If the visits to the dietician have a big enough effect on their recovery rate, she thinks it might then be possible to try out a dietary change as a treatment in its own right.

With a backhanded acknowledgement of the hard-working law enforcement and prosecutors, Senator McConnell admits that it would be possible to try the men in federal court.

"Based on the chemical analysis we made of the beer and with help from a master brewer it would be possible to try to make beer that would resemble it as much as possible," Annika Wilhelmson from VTT technical research centre of Finland told Reuters.

It was preceded by a test session at the Sepang circuit attended by all the teams except the small Dutch team Spyker, who believed that it would not be possible to try upgrades on their car in time for the race.

Maybe the truth is that it's possible to try, and to live with the paradoxes.

Tom, a graduate, explained: "It's possible to try new sports very cheaply.

There were stations where it was possible to try the violin, oboe or French horn.

It is possible to try just a little too hard ("To baldly grow where no mane's grown before").

That could change thanks to new software that creates an accurate 3D model of the shopper, meaning it is possible to "try on" clothes.