Sentence examples for doable in the from inspiring English sources

"That's something that's completely doable in the not-so-distant future," he says.

But, as The Washington Post's Joel Achenbach wrote, it's more technologically doable in the near term under plausible budgets.

So-called hostess and wait staff willy-nilly poured water, took wine orders, served food and bused tables, all doable in the small restaurant that this once was.

"But no one believes it's doable in the short run," she added, and many believe it's not easily doable at all.

As for convenience, the modern appliances you cite, along with freezers that allow cooking in big batches, make "real food" meals doable in the time it takes to get to the store to buy take-out.

"My personal view is that any amount of new spending, even defense spending, is not doable in the House if it threatens the Social Security trust fund," said Representative Roy Blunt of Missouri who is the chief deputy whip.

And there aren't any other options, and neither option, frankly, in 1994 was politically doable in that Congress, and maybe not in the country by the time the interest groups got through mangling on it.

It was about taking the tax system as it was, fixing glaring problems and proposing improvements that were doable, rather than pie-in-the-sky reforms with no chance of enactment.

It's totally doable in these other communities, whether it's the country or smaller cities like Portland.

"It's doable in this tax economy, but I'm going to leave that to Micky," Riley said.

It was, he said, administrable, fair and "doable in this political environment" because it requires no action from Congress.