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"This shows that it's certainly workable".

"It was really drawn out and frustrating and certainly is not workable on a mass basis," Mr. Peevey said.

Westbrook said that while not everyone agrees with all of the institute's report, it certainly provides a workable blueprint moving forward.

Westbrook said that while not everyone agrees with all of the institute's report, it certainly provides a workable blueprint moving forward.

It's possible that until there is a means of externalising the virtual realm – until there is something approaching a holodeck (which is certainly a possibility) or a workable, non-invasive brain-computer interface – many consumers will steer clear of becoming leisure cyborgs, kitted out in technology, their senses co-opted by screens and tracking motors.

No, they are certainly not, but obviously, they are workable.

But thereafter Keynes the statesman took charge of Keynes the economist, and the paramount advantages of a comprehensive economic understanding with the still imperfectly Keynesian Americans led him, step by step, into the position of the Bretton Woods system which, whether it is good or bad, workable or not, is certainly full of contradictions of Keynesian ideas.

Make sure your plan is workable.

Anne Barton has remarked, slightly bitterly, that "much of the action takes place in a prison": and certainly the shadow of bars is all a workable set really requires.

Sure, applesauce and sour cream were workable.

Certainly everyone in America cheered the prospect of a more workable relationship with the secretive country, but many cheered the death of Jong-il.