Sentence examples for feasible to pull from inspiring English sources
More than one camper has had a water filter fail on him... and it is not always feasible to pull the canoe over and start a fire to boil drinking water when you need it.
It wasn't economically feasible to extract the oil at the time, so exploration ended.
The 90 days that employees have to exercise their shares came out of some tax provision many decades ago when it was "generally feasible for departing employees to pull together the money to exercise their options and pay any taxes," notes startup attorney Barry Kramer of Fenwick & West.
You think you see an opening which disappears when you finally approach it, you hug the coast until you finally find a feasible route, then the GPS tells you to pull a hard right down a waterway that doesn't actually exist.
But although this is entirely feasible in principle, it is a difficult trick to pull off in practice.Pessimists argue that the government's efforts to curb leverage will stymie growth this year.
A safer Iraq might make Barack Obama's plan to pull out most American troops within 16 months more feasible, though at the moment a precipitate withdrawal looks foolish.
To pull — pull herself out.
Reason enough to pull together.
Gamrod managed to pull away.
