Sentence examples for possible to deliver a from inspiring English sources
I think it's possible to deliver a universal service.
The commitment to a further resolution underlines our determination to explore every means possible to deliver a peaceful outcome.
The bill struggled to pass — in the end, a watered-down version made it through — because of opposition from some in the forprofit industry, who went after it, Mr. Villarreal said, because of their interest in "having as much flexibility as possible to deliver a very simple curriculum with limited time commitment" to process clients.
But Soviet citizens elected their leaders throughout the 20th century; "agitators" went door to door in housing blocks, delivering biographies of the (sole) candidate and making sure voters showed up at the polls as early as possible to deliver a ringing message of loyalty to the government.
In the worst case, it may not be possible to deliver a packet along a certain path without interfering with any PU.
Although it is not possible to deliver a comprehensive discussion of eye evolution within the confines of this paper, an extensive (but by no means exhaustive) reference list is provided in order to facilitate further study of the subject, as well as to highlight the rich scientific literature that exists on this topic but which may be largely unknown outside professional biological circles.
While it is not possible to deliver an exact anatomical correlate of this binding site, the distribution pattern might be involved in processes of metabolic signaling such as lipolysis [203, 204].
For practical reasons it is often not possible to deliver an intervention to many clusters at the same time.
For most distance values, however, one can view the goal of distance correction as postponing the onset of saturation, that is, making it possible to deliver an accurate estimate of the true distance up to as large a value as possible.
"It's not possible to deliver, on a global scale in all cultures and age groups, a coherent and reasonably assured experience," said Vinton G. Cerf, a board member who is widely credited with helping found the Internet.
By controlling which individual electrodes are active, it's possible to deliver power at a wide range of voltages and currents--a micro equivalent of a battery that can serve as a 9-volt or a AAA.
