Sentence examples for it possible to retrain from inspiring English sources

Is it possible to retrain our workforce for these changes?

The accompanying blurb claims that the procerus needs to be kept relaxed to produce an "open", wrinkle-free face, and by using the Safetox unit daily for several months it is possible to retrain the muscles in the face for permanent line reduction.

The good news is that it is possible to retrain your brain, erase negative self-talk tracks and upload new ones.

It's possible to retrain yourself into a person who can live a happy life.

Information from these tests contributes to making a directionally specific diagnosis, which should make it possible to design a retraining program and provide more specific advice on appropriate physical activity, including measurement of the effect on LMC.

Early detection makes it possible to prescribe a program of retraining and/or cognitive stimulation for subjects with slight cognitive decline in order to delay the appearance of new symptoms and/or aggravation of existing cognitive impairment as far as possible.

I have only limited knowledge of the pharmaceutical sciences.My question: Is it possible for me to retrain myself for the pharmaceutical industry on a part-time basis while still retaining my current job?

I remember one pharmaceutical firm complaining it had to retrain its chemistry recruits from the start.

It decided to "retrain" those customers, as its chief financial officer put it at the time, by drastically cutting coupons.

(It wasn't a smooth introduction, and shortly after opening in March it closed to retrain the staff).

Given how hard it is to retrain dogs, and that Ms. Gordon's expertise was with humans, they learned Czech.