Sentence examples for practicable only from inspiring English sources

It omits all homiletical passages as well as portions relating to religious duties practicable only in Palestine.

In civil engineering terms the former is practicable only if the shaft diameter is no more than about 5 m, or in the latter case only if the basin depth is less than 20 m.

Because of the sheer number of assessed interventions, it was practicable only to show graphically probabilistic uncertainty estimates for interventions that are less costly or more effective than other less efficient interventions, thereby omitting other interventions with a lower but still real probability of being cost effective at defined threshold levels.

Landscape managers of urban and wildland forests have long understood that eradication of a new pest is practicable only in the early stages of a given outbreak, before the pest population builds to an uncontrollable or widespread level (Council for Agricultural Science and Technology 2003; Waring and O'Hara 2005).

This study suggests Active Support is practicable but only partially effective in Taiwan; thus, conducting an AST Package of Taiwan version is expectable.

A submission, signed by distinguished names, persuaded Harold Wilson that the University of the Air was not only practicable but an obvious Labour party policy.

Valuable, empirical information gained during this study needs to be coupled with the development of policy measures to develop effective future policy instruments that are not only practicable, but are easily implemented and cost-effective, while remaining coherent with other policies.

As such, his visions were often too radical, ambitious or vague to be practicable - but only just.

The second Russian satellite has demonstrated not only that space travel is practicable but that it has come true.

Our algorithm is eminently practicable, requiring only that two people rank the items they are trying to divide from best to worst.

Result-orientation faces the problems of unobservability of some environmental outcomes and unclear landholder responsibility, and is therefore practicable for only a number of environmental benefits, such as plant biodiversity (Klimek and others 2008; Latacz-Lohmann and Schilizzi 2005).