Sentence examples for doable that from inspiring English sources

A 3-3 seems seems doable — that means a 10-6 finish, which should be good for a playoff spot, which means at least another year of Lovie Smith.

"That's peaceable, that's doable, that's probably a good way to go politically, but whether it would make a huge difference as far as the reality on the ground, and as far as bringing more capable, skillful Afghans to the government, I doubt it," Mr. Jawad said.

"At times we must engage an act of faith," he once said, "that key things are doable that are not provable".

How will those be encountered and discussed?" As a judge, he says, "You're looking for an appreciation of what's doable that's easy and what's doable that's hard.

So doable that you can (and will) do it today.

The key is to make it so small and doable that it seems 'dumb'dumb

That strikes me as doable, and that would make a significant dent in unemployment.

Then, farther down the list, include some doable tasks that really matter.

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.

Even if only one punter bought it - unlikely, since the most popular of these prints sold in their hundreds - the image stands as a flag for what was still "thinkable and doable" during that dark, difficult year of 1819, when scores of working men and women protesting against the government's increasingly jittery attitude to democratic freedom were mown down at Peterloo.

But then the president had an understanding that some of his explicit priorities he'd committed to would not be doable under that flat budget, so he decided to spend more.