Sentence examples for possible to claw from inspiring English sources

It is possible to claw back your budget by saving on accommodation.

Treasury sources said it might be legally possible to claw back some of the pension on the basis that not all RBS board members were informed that they had discretion in deciding the size of Goodwin's pension.

Just by way of quick comparison, the report also suggested it was possible to claw back nearly $50 million by the end of 2014 by reducing the amount of office space the city uses by 1.2 million square feet (it now uses more than 19 million square feet), and to save a further $73 million by the end of 2013 by streamlining its human resources systems.

While Zynga and other gaming companies seem to be doing everything possible to claw their way off the Facebook canvas, at least one San Francisco company is still in.

Mathematically, it is still possible for Romney to claw his way to the magic figure of two hundred and seventy.

In fact, it seems nuts that he even thought it would be possible for him to claw his way out of this mess.

And there goes that sense of occasion, because New Wembley is a perfect monument for these cynical times: the FA knows the price of everything (seemingly intent on playing every possible game there just to claw back its preposterous construction costs) but the value of nothing.

If it's not possible to flee, claw at the shark's eyes or gills in hopes of stopping it, the report said. .

Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut said "every possible legal means" should be used to claw back the money.

A possible reward: Banks that are able to "claw back" compensation from executives under pay contracts could get reductions in their insurance premiums.

A possible reward is that banks that are able to "claw back" compensation from executives under pay contracts could get reductions in their insurance premiums.