Sentence examples for could probably be achieved from inspiring English sources
Programs like Autolib and Vélib have little impact on local air pollution and noise, and whatever effect they do have could probably be achieved at lower cost, he said.
The fact that Mr. Prater is a tax lawyer long accustomed to finding the secrets buried in tax codes suggests that the committee is serious about looking at major changes to the tax system, although the short time frame suggests that only the framework for such changes, rather than sea change legislation, could probably be achieved.
With a few exceptions, continued improvement in performance could probably be achieved by reducing Δ to values as low as one.
The choice of radionuclide and the labelling method is an important aspect in successful radio-immunotargeting, and additional improvements in tumour-to-blood ratio could probably be achieved by further optimizing or changing labelling methods or radionuclides.
A lawyer for the U.S. Justice Department said the antitrust case against Microsoft should cease, telling a federal judge that the proposed settlement went beyond what could probably be achieved by further litigation.
A higher sensitivity could probably be achieved by using larger CSF extraction volumes (5-20 ml), but in general this is not practically possible.
These relatively modest aspirations could probably all be achieved with an investment of no more than £3m – small change compared with, for example, Joanna Lumley's ridiculous garden bridge.
