Sentence examples for is practically possible from inspiring English sources

In each case, the resumption of whaling in North America has occurred in an environmentally-responsible manner, with concern for continuity with a number of important indigenous cultural practices as well as, to the degree it is practically possible, attention to the non-indigenous publics' emotional sensitivities toward whales (e.g. Erikson 1999).

Villa said that Lambert will look to fill the position "as soon as is practically possible".

I'll give you a full breakdown when that is practically possible, no I'm not going to say when, course I've talked to the staff.

Sach is reluctant to talk about specific clients, particularly listed companies, but defends a strategic approach that tolerates poor-performing clients for as long as is practically possible.

The electric power of 150 MWe may be the maximum which is practically possible as a small reactor with economic competitiveness to conventional LWRs.

These results strongly suggest that an all-wet process for the formation of Cu-filled TSV with a high aspect ratio is practically possible.

Nevertheless, many unanswered questions remain before a truly integrated practice of rheumatology would be practically possible, including potential attitudinal trends among rheumatologists themselves.

Johnson also addressed the recent ruling by the ECJ on the "right to be forgotten," saying he could see how it was "practically possible".

Implementing global lock table and global log records may not be practically possible in the Grid architecture due to the scalability issues.

This integrated approach is key because the knowledge gained by the Sympact project is essential to assessing the potential impact of software design interventions and GNM's digital teams provide us with an understanding of which interventions are practically possible.

If it is that incidents of horses being marked with the whip will be as rare as is ever likely to be practically possible, then yes to that too.