Sentence examples for possible and proper from inspiring English sources
What he brought to spycraft was the intellectual model of the New Criticism, which, as one contributor to Furioso put it, was propelled by "the discovery that it is possible and proper for a poet to mean two differing or even opposing things at the same time".
Unlike toppling Netanyahu, which is virtually impossible and ill-advised, changing his mind, though demanding, is both possible and proper, not least for the obvious reason that a right-wing Israeli premier may more easily get the hawkish constituency to accept compromise.
This study found that misoprostol administration within the home setting in rural communities is possible, and proper counseling and information exchange can introduce new practices in rural communities.
To minimize artifacts resulting from dispersion of ENMs via ultrasonication, the presence of organic chemicals during sonication should be limited to the extent possible, and proper controls used when not possible.
This personnel performing the procedure, either a physician or an ICU nurse, must be familiar with the possible complications and proper technique.
The intensity for neck and shoulder training was to pain limits or as heavy as possible and with proper technical execution.
Without proper tools we cannot understand both what is possible and what is proper.
Therefore, understanding the possible causes, appropriate management, and proper expectations are pivotal for both physicians and patients in preventing grave outcome of retinal artery occlusion events and reducing the disease burdens.
If it is possible to send surgeons and proper people from Madras to attend the wounded here who are very numerous, you may by that means save the lives of many gallant men, several of whom have not been dressed since the day of action.
Following TBI, neuropathic pain, central pain, thalamic pain, combined pain are all possible and they call for proper pharmacological approaches.
Additional concerns include airway infection, airway bleeding and possible inhibition of proper speech and swallowing development.
