Sentence examples for doable only from inspiring English sources

He was quickly taken to the local hospital, where he was told he had a heart problem and needed an elaborate operation, doable only in New York City.

If you are in the highest tax bracket of 35%, you would have to buy a corporate bond yielding 6.7% to match that yield, which is doable only with a near-junk BBB corporate.

Machine learning now allows companies to automate work once considered doable only by humans, improving the accuracy and efficiency of that work while putting human intellects to more productive use.

Who, even after being hit by a car as a pedestrian and breaking all sorts of bones and body parts years before, had healed quickly enough that a walking trip through Spain was doable only a year later.

They can work their way back into the show by good behavior and writing a letter explaining why they want to return to the show, which is doable only because the show by now has to become important to the kids.

So shorting against the box for tax purposes is still doable, but only if the shorter buys and delivers replacement stock by Jan . 30

"It's not only doable, but it's doable with ease," Mr. Vaughn said.

Some people with children find long-distance commuting not only doable, but also desirable.

The McKinsey Global Institute says that's not only doable, but it's exactly what the economy needs to grow sustainably and overcome its economic deficits.

At first, making dishes called "shira ae" and "zenmai piri-kara" made me skittish, but with time, I learned an invaluable lesson: bringing Japanese meals into my kitchen (and eventually to yours), was not only doable, but transformational.

"Solving homelessness is not only doable, but it's the humane thing to do -- and as it turns out, it's cost-effective," said Bobby Watts, director at New York's Care for the Homeless.