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

To discuss it, laugh at it, treat it, above all, with as much common sense as it is possible to muster.

"This is not a game," said bassist Gene Simmons with as straight a gaze as it is possible to muster under a margarine-tub's-worth of black and white slap.

If it's possible to muster those troops purely in support of Cavendish - and I'm sure it is - then they have a fantastic opportunity here.

My job is to make people understand what that policy is, and insofar as it's possible to muster the arguments which indicate that it's the right policy.

So if you consider that Huntsman came in third in New Hampshire, winning 17percentt of the vote, and you combine that number with the 23percentthatat Paul mustered there, it is possible to conclude that 40percentt of the Republican voters in New Hampshire have rejected President George W. Bush's global military adventures and democratic crusades.

"It is possible to intensify.

Ilic and Soljačić say with further engineering it may even be possible to reach efficiencies of 40%, far beyond what commercially available LEDs can muster today.

What's so peculiar about the Dell decision is that the judge found no chicanery and still didn't think the price was fair, explaining that it was possible a board's actions "might pass muster for purposes of a breach of fiduciary claim and yet still generate a sub-optimal process for purposes of an appraisal".

It is hard to muster much sympathy for Mr. Alvarez.

It is hard to muster much pity for them.

One is that after decades of government tinkering, it is hard to muster enthusiasm for yet more changes.