Sentence examples for has been made practicable from inspiring English sources

The application of statistical energy analysis to vibro-acoustic systems of complex geometry has been made practicable by the introduction of the concept of equivalent mass/equivalent volume.

A decision seems to have been made to watch her closely, letting her face fill the screen as often as practicable, and it pays off in spades.

Should such breeder reactors be made practicable, never-ending supplies of fissionable isotopes would be available.

High-rise buildings were made practicable by the use of steel structural frames and glass exterior sheathing.

Laryngopharyngectomy and reconstruction followed by chemoradiotherapy has been the traditional and relatively practicable treatment presently.

Growth is down, borrowing has to rise, and the dream of a surplus has been deferred to "as soon as practicable", ie never.

However, development of practicable methods for their assessment has been difficult.

Newton has been a dogged opponent, telling peers last year: "The proposition … that, if it is not practicable [to make private voluntary arrangements], people should be charged for getting justice and reasonable support for their children is bordering on the indefensible".

An amendment has been tabled saying the Lib Dems should instead "eliminate entirely the UK's nuclear deterrent as soon as practicable".

Until now, no practicable solution for removing the short-chain PFASs from the soil or groundwater has been found.

Tax policy must be made more practicable and the tax system more coherent.