Sentence examples for feasibility questions from inspiring English sources

While there are significant feasibility questions about these principles, steep cuts in U.S. support for peace operations would probably stall even this effort to reform struggling missions.

"The mayor's office and Cup organizers have to answer the hard feasibility questions at our hearing on Dec. 1 or else this will be all for naught," he said.

Based on Table 4, the average of responses for perceived feasibility questions 1 through 5 can be seen gender- and countrywise.

This adaptation study raises feasibility questions regarding how a VET-LSA can be conducted and provides important findings for the adaptation of technology-based tests in general.

Three key CBT feasibility questions were examined; it was concluded that (a) young children can cooperate meaningfully in structured, trauma-related exposure exercises; (b) they can utilize relaxation techniques successfully; and (c) highly anxious parents do not inhibit their children's improvement per se as long as they can facilitate the manual techniques.

Descriptive statistics were used to assess the feasibility questions.

The ultimate feasibility question is: Will creating the ADU be affordable and the return on investment worthwhile?

Like other sideshows that have kept New York in denial about the mediocrity of the buildings it puts up, the feasibility question distracts from the challenge presented by the design.

On the feasibility question, I think we'd need much, much higher fuel prices, speed governors or I.S.A. (intelligent speed adaption) technology in cars, or automated speed camera rollouts.

Since this problem was deemed insurmountable, the team concluded that absent some technological breakthrough, the no answer to the feasibility question could never become even a maybe, and development was halted.

It's that right now the feasibility question is purely academic, because even after five years of debating these issues, and despite Eric Cantor's best efforts, there still aren't enough Republican lawmakers willing to take even the smallest of steps toward putting those ideas to the test.