Sentence examples for it is possible to mount from inspiring English sources

But as more than a million Iranians have already discovered, it is possible to mount a soapbox or to share forbidden stories with a wide audience -- all by simply logging on to the Internet.

Although it is possible to mount a femtocell base station on both types of drones, we prefer to choose the helicopter type.

The IDEAL study has demonstrated that it is possible to mount population based longitudinal animal studies.

It turned out, however, that once the world's intelligence and security establishment was turned to focus on the problem of Islamist terrorism, it was possible to mount a defence.

Dean's rise showed it was possible to mount a credible electoral challenge from the left even in a country at war, where dissent has been marginalised by both the political and media establishments.

Musk believes it's possible to mount the tubes with solar panels meaning that, in terms of energy, the transportation system will be almost entirely green and sustainable.

If nothing else, she said, Sanders showed it was possible to mount a credible campaign from the outside, while attacking a political system dominated by the rich.

In turn, the node T collects all the sub-requests until it can be possible to mount the original request.

Asked Specifically about smartwatches, which have obvious screen size constraints and could therefore benefit from a gesture-based interface that doesn't require the user's fingers to block on-screen content, he said it would certainly be possible to mount the tech in a wrist-based mobile device.

Although in most instances it shall only be possible to mount a fabricated connector in one possible orientation, some are rather delicate and with a relatively small amount of force applied to them can, indeed, be inserted offset by 180 degrees.

Kane [ 41] contends that it is not possible for a measurement in itself to be 'valid' however it is possible to develop and mount an argument that the score itself is 'valid' based on multiple sources of evidence [ 42].