Sentence examples for it possible to arrive from inspiring English sources
Papyruses deciphered since the 1890s, and especially in the 1950s and '60s, have added much to knowledge of its content and have made it possible to arrive at a clearer idea of its organization.
By the end of 2003, both airlines had ended the 27 years of flight that had made it possible to arrive in New York an hour before leaving London.
By the study and sometimes forced exegesis of Aristotle and then Plato, culminating in Plato's dialogues Timaeus and Parmenides, of which they offered a variety of highly metaphysical interpretations totally unacceptable to Plato scholars, they believed it possible to arrive at a complete understanding of divine truth.
Is it possible to arrive at justified interpretations of long-dead actors, their mentalities and their actions?
Whilst costly such a strategy would maximise the chances of finding tephra, would allow environmental reference samples to be obtained, and would make it possible to arrive at both a site-specific as well as, eventually, a more general understanding of how and why tephra preserves in some places but not in others.
Only with additional data validation measures was it possible to arrive at a valid data base that can be used for answering the research questions.
Anybody who misses it should not panic: by taking a service at 9.25am and changing at Gatwick Airport and Reading it is possible to arrive 40 minutes earlier.
What Hadid saw was that, in echoing the shed, it was possible to arrive at a perfect metaphor for the evolution of an old industrial city like Glasgow.
Texans Falcons (10-6) at Giants (9-7) Sunday, 1 00 p.m. Line: Giants by 3 It is possible to arrive at the same place by multiple paths.
He said: "I believe that in the next five years it is possible to arrive at a comprehensive peace agreement with the Arab states and the Palestinians".
