Sentence examples for possible to get some from inspiring English sources

But it is possible to get some good clues.

But it should still be possible to get some sense of what the E.C.B. wants.

"I think they acknowledge I am trying as hard as possible to get some better results," he says.

But it is possible to get some insight into the war and, through Mr. Markle, into Mr. Bush.

But it is possible to get some idea of the sorts of companies that are doing well and the kinds of strategies they are pursuing.

There is little chance of a major breakthrough in Congress's remaining weeks, but it is still possible to get some important legislation through.

Mr. Gephardt said later in an interview, "I think it's possible to get to some compromise on this, but you can't forget the environmental side of it".

While Shape and Fitness magazines may try to convince you that it is possible to get in some exercise in your office or in line at the airport, I'm not about to start practicing my squat thrusts on the Midtown Direct.

It's possible to get coax some generally decent shots out of the Note's camera, but the results are all too often grainy and washed out.

But in 1997, Congress passed legislation that made it possible to get financing to rehabilitate some subsidized buildings.

Steve Peers, a professor of EU law at the University of Essex who has advised the government, said it should be "perfectly possible to get useful input from some of the best-qualified people in the country" without anything sensitive being revealed.