Sentence examples for possible proper from inspiring English sources

The state publishing house, which alone makes possible proper distribution and extensive reviews of literary fiction in Egypt, rejected all three books of fiction he wrote after his return from Chicago.

To make HEVs as efficient as possible, proper management of the different energy elements is essential.

Applying Theorem 2.1 to all possible proper subsets of N of the same cardinality and summing the obtained inequalities, we obtain the following corollary.

These findings, based on bioinformatics analyses, can be exploited in further experimental analyses in vaccine design and cancer therapy to find possible proper approaches providing beneficial effects.

He stated that he "wholly subscribed" to the notion that "transparency, public scrutiny and to the maximum extent possible, proper democratic governance over these resources" were essential in avoiding the resource curse and ensuring positive development outcomes.

If this were possible, proper therapeutic interventions might be made and invasive diagnostic procedures restricted to patients at high risk, while those of lower risk might be spared.

Since the N-terminal domain of OmpA-B family members is likely extended from the membrane through the slime layer, it is possible that proper configuration of the surface lipooligosaccharides is important for proper arrangement of these surface proteins.

The Royal Geographical Society noted in its journal that Fawcett was prepared to "fare harder than most people would consider either possible or proper".

Yes, a short-term economic hiccup – even a mild recession – would be possible but proper judgments could only be made when the UK and EU get down to hard bargaining.

"Based on my experience, it wouldn't either be possible or proper to do the job on the issues that the mayor has asked this putative commission to consider in so little time," he said.

The report warns "major humanitarian emergencies" were possible without proper intervention, pointing out that failure to respond to drought has proved disastrous in recent years, such as 2011 when rains failed in the Horn of Africa and more than 260,000 people died.