Sentence examples for practicable to make from inspiring English sources

4) There will be enough pastry to make two tart cases but it isn't practicable to make a smaller quantity.

The use of this "rotary hook" rendered it practicable to make the machines much lighter than previously, and secured the long-desired object of making the lock stitch in a perfect manner with rapidity, even while using the finest thread on the most delicate material.

One top civil servant says he was told simply to privatise the railways "as soon as was practicable" and to make the process irreversible before the next election.

The powerful control on refractive index and the versatility of this method makes it practicable to prepare antireflective coating on various plastic substrates with optimal performance.

It is obviously not practicable for us to make individual contact with every member of your chambers so we would ask that you provide a consolidated response".

We can take operationalism as a useful and practicable caution not to make conceptual extensions without operational grounds.

This conviction made him confident that it would be "quite practicable to produce a highly gifted race of men by judicious marriages during several consecutive generations".

Newton has been a dogged opponent, telling peers last year: "The proposition … that, if it is not practicable [to make private voluntary arrangements], people should be charged for getting justice and reasonable support for their children is bordering on the indefensible".

The example of statistical mechanics is but one of many that together build up a hierarchical structure of simplified models whose function is to make practicable the analysis of systems at various levels of complexity.

For now, they were told, turnaround times are too long to make that practicable.

The problem with a "right" to a home birth is that, as the Irish have found, it has to be qualified to make it practicable.