Sentence examples for be technically possible to from inspiring English sources

While it may be technically possible to arm the Harpoons with small nuclear weapons, outside experts say it would probably not be necessary.

Without conflict in the Middle East it would be technically possible to drive from Beirut to Damascus, Amman, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and back to Beirut for supper.

US officials had previously said it would be technically possible to hold proceedings in Afghanistan, noting other court-martial trials held there.

Mr. O'Keefe replied that it would be technically possible to fly the shuttle robotically, without a crew, to take cargo to the International Space Station, and that NASA was studying this option.

However, European officials and energy experts concede there are doubts over whether it would be technically possible to transfer sufficient gas through the continent, west to east, if Russia decided to restrict its supplies for a significant period of time.

In 2012, a report commissioned on the plant found that while it would be technically possible to complete the repairs, any such work would carry increased risks, delays and much higher costs.

He insisted that it was technically possible to act despite doubts about enforcement.

"It makes sense and is technically possible to do, so we are doing it".

Just as it's technically possible to make decaffeinated coffee, alcohol-free beer and vegan sausages.

Thus it is technically possible to improve environmental performance of palm oil production in Thailand.

While it is technically possible to dispose of spent fuel safely, the issue is actually doing it.