If that is not feasible, a less expensive — though less attractive — option is to install plastic sheeting.
And towns need to have the kinds of services that make carless life feasible: a liquor store that delivers, a pharmacy for aspirin and a bank.
In so many words, they wondered how feasible a goal moviemaking would be for a man whose film experience is mostly limited to a cameo appearance in "Zoolander".
He left as soon as feasible; a living was found for him in Leicestershire and he eventually moved on to Trowbridge in Wiltshire.
It is too early to say conclusively but it might.Enough cross-dressingCertainly Mr Cameron and the Tories look stronger than seemed feasible a fortnight ago.
When cutting or layering are not feasible, a bud or twig of one plant is grafted onto the fully developed root system of another.
"The next mayor is going to face some choices about how to pay for these new needs, and cutting back on police overtime may not be as feasible a saving now as it was before Sept. 11".
Early in September, Reading group contributor Rastignac asked: "I wonder how feasible a drink-along would be for this novel?" I emphasise how early this post came because once you're immersed in the book such a question becomes absurd.
The International Committee for the Red Cross even interprets humanitarian law as urging a responsibility not to kill but instead to capture enemies in war when feasible — a shift that would dramatically alter the traditional balance between war and peace.
Digital technology makes ever more feasible a kind of government by plebiscite, in which the citizenry can decide everything by an instantaneous majority vote, sort of the way they do on "American Idol".
He is a quintessential example of the professional politician, who entered the game straight after university and has achieved great things and high status at an earlier age than would have seemed feasible a few decades ago.
