Sentence examples for it proves possible from inspiring English sources
At a press conference after his release, he said he wouldn't mind returning to Beirut "if it proves possible to go back to help with the rebuilding process".
In the long run, success or failure for the United States in Iraq will not hinge on who wins the argument about the surge; it will depend on whether it proves possible to change the subject.
But if it proves possible, it will deal with the black-and-whiteness problem, too, by providing full-colour pixels that have the same number of droplets as monochrome ones.Turning this invention into a screen will take time.
This means that building an effective nation-state in Pakistan, though an important and noble objective, cannot be our sole solution — nation-building in Pakistan is a twenty to thirty year project, minimum, if indeed it proves possible at all — i.e. nation-building doesn't deliver in the time frame we need.
If it proves possible to scale up his techniques, that would remove the source of the controversy over stem-cell research.Three months after he took office, Barack Obama lifted restrictions on federal funding for research on new stem-cell cultures, saying that he thought sound science and moral values were consistent with one another.
Fortunately, it proved possible to work within the fudged alternative framework of a "legally binding instrument".
Only in Great Britain did it prove possible to float the idea that aristocratic property was in some magical and strictly intangible way the people's property also".
Nitrostarch, which is closely related to nitrocellulose, attracted early attention, but it was not until about 1905 that it proved possible to produce it in a stable form.
Teams of show-business celebrities poured into the capital to celebrate the Inauguration, but it proved possible for ordinary people to get into many of the more exclusive parties without a ticket.
It proved possible to identify a number of common attributes and qualities of a good professional.
