Sentence examples for feasible to open from inspiring English sources

The platform technologies for cars were stabilised enough that it was technically and financially feasible to open a tech startup, literally in one's garage.

"Beyond the legal constraints involved, it would not be appropriate or feasible to open some parks or some parts of parks while other parts of the national park system remain closed to the public," Mr. Litterst said.

When the amendment was passed, it suddenly became feasible to open intimate and creative venues.

Since accepted refugees do not have access to larger cities, it would not be feasible to open centers in 0-municipalities (Danish Immigration Service, 2014).

Nonetheless, if there is a variation in their size, it is feasible to open a hole on the box where only balls with a given size will pass through it.

The TIME and MIRO trials concluded that MIO is not only feasible, but perhaps superior to open oesophagectomy.

Social franchising provided a mechanism to accelerate access to family planning and other sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services by working with existing private providers in contexts where it was either not feasible or not cost-effective to open new MSI clinics.

"We wanted it to get to the point where it was no longer feasible to stay open," Mr. Gietzen of the Coalition for Life said.

"Sure, it's nice to open the house, but when it makes sense and is economically feasible," he said.

And if none of those options seem feasible to you, you can try this handy little trick of using one pistachio to open another.

But it was not considered feasible to keep them open.