Sentence examples for probably be possible to from inspiring English sources

In practice, that means it will probably be possible to buy a fuel-cell car by 2004.

He argued that Britain "is already in a position to control its own borders", but indicated it would probably be possible to accommodate the UK's demand for an exemption from "ever closer union" and greater powers to set domestic VAT rates.

They told me that Johan would be visiting the hospital on a given day and that it would probably be possible to speak with him for a while without having to first submit an interview request to the Thai authorities.

Hence, it would probably be possible to extrapolate the results of the present study to healthy pregnant women in general.

In a later stage of an outbreak when further control measures have been implemented and the situation has stabilized, it would probably be possible to redirect long distance movements to enable regionalisation.

However, it would probably be possible to raise the NPP of bioenergy crops above the potential NPP of the areas on which they are planted through irrigation, fertilization, and other agricultural technologies, at least in many regions.

In some cases, it will probably not be possible to perform a fact-check.

And it would probably not be possible to know of exposure in advance of a terrorist attack.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has also warned it will probably only be possible to achieve a budget surplus in the annual accounts in 2018 by imposing an extra 30% of cuts on unprotected areas of spending, excluding schools and health.

No one seemed to know much about it, as it was infrequently used, but the director warned us it would probably not be possible to hike there in one day.

It will probably not be possible to remove Saddam quickly without a U.S. invasion and occupation--though it will hardly require half a million men, since Saddam's army is much diminished since the Gulf War, and we will probably have plenty of help from Iraqis, once they trust that we intend to finish the job this time.