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

After Figes was exposed (following an unsuccessful attempt to attribute the attacks to his wife), one victim, the great historian Robert Service, wrote: "The public interest in this squalid little story is that if someone is wealthy and malicious enough it is possible to tread on the throat of free and open discussion in this country almost with impunity.

But it is possible to see in "Treading" hints of a problem that turns up in some of her later pieces and also in some by David Brown, the company's co-director.

It is possible to have substantial damage to the tread without it being visible from the side as a flat would be.

However, if the bigger brother watches where he walks and tries not to tread on the feet of the siblings it is possible to build a harmonious relationship.

He also treads the precarious line of racism with precision, exploring his favourite ethical slurs ("a touch of the tarbrush") and revealing how it is possible to make almost any word or phrase seem racist just through its enunciation.

"It is possible to intensify.

At times, with certain differences between your lifestyle and your hosts', you may feel like you're treading on tiptoes, but remember, it should be possible to reach a tolerant arrangement for a comfortable stay.

Economists say it is possible that the Houston economy will simply tread water until the national economy improves.

It is possible that, because the investigation had national-security implications, those in the know needed to tread carefully for legal reasons.

It's a very fine line to tread, and it's possible that Microsoft could be left with some ill-will and unsatisfied users if a few salespeople take things too far.

It is daring to tread even where Margaret Thatcher did not tread".