Sentence examples for been feasible from inspiring English sources
adjective
That can be done in practice.
- His plan to rid Trafalgar Square of pigeons by bringing in peregrine falcons to eat them was dismissed as not feasible.
Clegg later apologised, saying the policy had never been feasible.
The board investigated whether a rescue of the Columbia crew might have been feasible.
"Without them, I'm not sure the project would have been feasible".
The project would not have been feasible without the budget surplus, Mr. King said.
"It hasn't been feasible to push sales in the first year," Mr. Weinrich said; very few pieces have sold.
Those who led the 2006 effort said it would not have been feasible to enact universal coverage if the legislation had required heavy cost controls.
None of this would have been feasible without an affordable hotel -- and as San Francisco residents, we knew the challenge this could pose.
It's uncertain whether such a breakup would have been feasible, but, if there was a time for the Treasury Department to consider it, here it was.
Capturing Emwazi is unlikely to have been feasible, given that the strikes appear to have taken place near the Isis stronghold of Raqqa.
Being able to "look" through a human character's eyes and explore a quasi-realistic three-dimensional environment had not been feasible before Wolfenstein 3D.
Whether the pharaohs would have been powerful enough or rash enough to transgress accepted norms had transplantation been feasible is quite another matter.
