Sentence examples for been technically possible to from inspiring English sources

Mark Fichtel, chief executive of the New York Board of Trade, which oversees the trading for coffee and all the other commodities, said it would have been technically possible to resume trading on Sept. 12, because a duplicate trading floor had been built in Long Island City five years ago in response to the 1993 bombing of the trade center.

This information can of course be very helpful for site owners, and it's been technically possible to do this kind of tracking for quite a while.

Education minister David Laws told Radio 4's Today it would have been "technically possible" to keep the fees pledge and ultimately scrap them but only if the Lib Dems had been governing on their own and ditched other key commitments such as support for disadvantaged pupils and tax breaks for the low paid.

Nonetheless, if it has been technically possible to follow CD64 and CD11b levels during the first admission days, their evolution could have probably offered higher accuracy.

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.

Under U.S. law, it was technically possible to hold a company responsible for the actions of a single employee.

So we know that it's technically possible to get an all-electric car back on the road quickly.