Sentence examples for possible to bring it from inspiring English sources

Would it be possible to bring it here?' He said, 'I think maybe we can.' " Response to the show has been highly positive.

I'd just like to do what I can, as and where possible, to bring it to attention and campaign for change.

The trouble is, many of us have bought into the idea that every child has a "hidden talent," Professor Doherty said, and that we are failing our children if we don't do everything possible to bring it to light.

The centre-tap is usually terminated internally but it is possible to bring it out as port 4; in which case the hybrid can be used as a sum and difference hybrid.

In this case, Jane's being non-omnipotent is a possible state of affairs; thus, we may assume that it is possible for Jane to bring it about that she is non-omnipotent.

If, however, a law is contrary to one of the fundamental rights contained in the European Convention on Human Rights, then it may be possible to bring proceedings to challenge it under the Human Rights Act (HRA).

"In all three of those cases, it's possible to bring a fetus to term, but it depends on how far you are in the pregnancy.

While it is possible to bring this up at any age, it is much easier to tackle health issues when a child is younger and more open and flexible to making changes.

"As a backbencher, I was one who complained about captain's picks [under Tony Abbott] and I demanded the Westminster system, so any sooner and it would not be possible for the prime minister to bring it back to the backbench".

Though Smullen says that it is possible to bring feed-conversion ratios for bluefin down, currently it may take 15 pounds of feed to produce a single pound of tuna, roughly 10 times as much as is needed for farmed salmon.

When Denmark reduced its spirits tax by 45%, on 1 October 2003, and Sweden increased its travellers' quotas, on 1 January 2004, to levels that made it possible to bring back almost unlimited amounts of alcohol to Sweden from elsewhere in the European Union (EU), it was hypothesized that alcohol consumption in Sweden would peak and that alcohol-related problems would follow accordingly.