Sentence examples for practically possible for from inspiring English sources
"practically possible for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is almost certain or very likely to happen. It can also be used to describe something that is feasible or achievable. Example: It is practically possible for me to finish this project by the end of the week if I work diligently. Example: It is not practically possible for us to go on vacation next month because our work schedules are too busy.
We do not believe it is practically possible for an ESM-owned banking system to make the political judgments necessary in allocating capital losses across retail and institutional capital providers, or in how a post-crisis Spanish banking system should look".
The suggestion under consideration attempts to avoid the difficulties posed by causes that are not manipulable by human beings by contending that for (CF) to be true, it is not required that the manipulation in question be practically possible for human beings to carry out or even that human beings exist.
In Japanese, the distinction of le from Le was practically possible for genotyping T59G polymorphism (59T for Le and 59G for le).
Thus tsunami warning is practically possible at least for far-field tsunamis.
However, it must be appreciated that in such studies it is not practically possible to formally account for underlying differences between the study and normative populations or unmeasured factors which may contribute to these observed differences.
"If the inquiry was not headed by a high court judge then it would not be practically possible to take criminal proceedings for contempt if truthful evidence was withheld".
This would suggest that shortening this version of the PWB may not be practically possible, since the item reliabilities for almost three-quarters of the items are probably too low to allow for reliable estimation of construct scores.
However, because of the complexity and nature of this type of epidemiological research project, it was not practically possible to use more objective measures for such diverse behaviors.
Sach is reluctant to talk about specific clients, particularly listed companies, but defends a strategic approach that tolerates poor-performing clients for as long as is practically possible.
ELISA can increase the diagnostic capacity of the laboratory and make it practically possible and economically advantageous to have farms screened for E. cuniculi infection.
As for the hybrid animal's future, the farmer said he was not planning to send the geep for slaughter but would try to keep it for as long as it was practically possible to look after it.
