Sentence examples for clearly possible to from inspiring English sources

With such high stock levels, it is clearly possible to sustain ably hunted minkes.

But it's clearly possible to believe that infidelity is wrong, yet succumb to the temptation anyway.

It is clearly possible to be insane and moral, and it is equally possible to be sane and bad.

Although it's clearly possible to make a festival a healthy experience while having fun, it requires the kind of restraint that has no place at a music festival.

In other words, it is clearly possible to teach highly successful teamwork on the playing field under the most adverse of circumstances.

The first is technological: although it is clearly possible to make sensors and control systems which can detect almost everything that happens while driving along well-regulated roads, the difficulty of eliminating the last little portion of risks is considerable.

It is clearly not possible to say for certain that Strictly's voting patterns are because of racist British attitudes.

To ensure this content is presented as clearly as possible to readers, the Guardian has created two types of labelling: "sponsored" and "brought to you by".

As for the wider situation, a DfID spokesman said: "While there is no evidence that UK funds have been misused, it is clearly not possible to provide direct support to Malawi's government at this time.

His books, for the Enschedé firm for which he worked, for private presses, or for trade publishers, attempted always to interpret the author's meaning as clearly as possible, to reflect it rather than to enhance it.

"Although it is clearly not possible to establish a precise figure," he said, "CEOP estimates that there were around 50,000 individuals in the UK involved in downloading and sharing indecent images of children in 2012".