Sentence examples for possible to create new from inspiring English sources

Why or why not? -Is it is possible to create new and modern architectural designs that would not be considered "tacky" or "kitschy" by preservationists?

In theory, says Nikolai Petrov of the Carnegie Endowment in Moscow, it is even possible to create new parliamentary parties, by moving members from a large party to one that failed the 5% barrier but got at least one single-mandate member.

And although it is theoretically possible to create new cemeteries in Westchester, it is unlikely that they will be built because of the scarcity and high cost of undeveloped land, said Richard Fishman, director of the Division of Cemeteries in the New York State Department of State, which oversees about 1,900 nonsectarian cemeteries in the state.

It is possible to create new data types, based on the limits of already existing ones.

It will make it possible to create new laws against peaceful protest and strikes.

In this work we demonstrate that it is possible to create new magnetic material based on metal-containing nanoparticles stabilized on the surface of polytetrafluoroethylene nanogranules.

If the city simply applied existing laws to market housing for supportive projects like Bronx Park East, he said, it would in principle be possible tomorrow to create new high-density, low-rent apartment buildings.

As an artist, he knows that it is not possible for anyone to create new meanings in oppressive circumstances without recovering the strength of one's cultural resources, for they are the very sap of existence.

One possible treatment is to create new routes for blood to get to the heart muscle by using a protein called fibroblast growth factor (FGF) to stimulate new blood vessel growth.

Eric Nicoli, CEO of EMI Group, said the deal "meets EMI's objectives to offer consumers the best possible entertainment experiences, to create new ways to connect our artists to fans and to enter into innovative business models that will generate revenues for our business and our creators".

Erasure is a significant term here — it also applies to an artistic, literary, and theoretical process that sees the removal or crossing-out of certain text or images to create new possible interpretations.