Sentence examples for feasible enough from inspiring English sources

For walking forward and backward, creating fluid movement seemed feasible enough.

"I'm more interested in just keeping up with what's happening as it's happening," Mr. Cobb said, but added that the subscription model seemed feasible enough.

Such a chimerical idea as telegraphing vocal sounds would indeed to most minds seem scarcely feasible enough to spend time in working over". The production of sound through electricity and magnetism is a fairly simple process.

After more rain this translated into a target of 143 from 16 overs, which was feasible enough, but Hampshire's run-chase was a mess and they fell short by 41 runs.

If the amount needed to recapitalise the banks appears both credible enough to restore them to health and feasible enough for the government to finance, then things could go Ms Bratusek's way.

From these results, we confirm that our proposed mechanism is feasible enough for radio interface selection.

But the researchers claim the evidence suggested the link was "feasible" and enough for parents to consider switching to organic diets to avoid contamination.

It cannot be done every night, to be sure, but it should be feasible often enough to lend a greater sense,of anticipation to a TV newscast, to whet public interest in what might be disclosed next over the air.

The new designed surgical navigation method applied in mandibular reconstruction is feasible, precise enough for clinical application.

They recorded whether each combination of strategies was "feasible"—whether enough food could be produced to feed the estimated 2050 world population without expanding the area of farmland people already use.

While the system would be devastating when used against geographically small emerging missile states, it would be largely useless against missiles launched from vast countries such as Russia or China; it would simply not be feasible to position enough interceptors close enough to their launch sites.