Sentence examples for proves possible to from inspiring English sources

At a press conference after his release, he said he wouldn't mind returning to Beirut "if it proves possible to go back to help with the rebuilding process".

In the long run, success or failure for the United States in Iraq will not hinge on who wins the argument about the surge; it will depend on whether it proves possible to change the subject.

If it proves possible to scale up his techniques, that would remove the source of the controversy over stem-cell research.Three months after he took office, Barack Obama lifted restrictions on federal funding for research on new stem-cell cultures, saying that he thought sound science and moral values were consistent with one another.

But if this approach can be turned into a medical protocol (and particularly if it proves possible to work out in advance who is likely to benefit from it), it might prove to be a way to reduce the number of those who have to pussyfoot through life's more exotic menus, and actually do need to worry about the ingredient warnings which inspire others to joke.

However this advantage will only be of major benefit if it proves possible to extend the current recommended application intervals from 4 weeks with the pour-on, otherwise other pyrethroids may prove adequate and as, if not more, cost-competitive.

The ability of these cells to undertake crucial self-organizing events is striking and raises the possibility that it may prove possible to carry out tests of the predictions of our new model in this simplified culture system.

What, though, if it should prove possible to exhume buried memories?

Fortunately, it proved possible to work within the fudged alternative framework of a "legally binding instrument".

It may prove possible to create a tasty banana that is resistant to Panama disease.

It has, however, proved possible to gum up the second cell protein involved in the docking complex.

"It has lately proved possible to reprint every single letter, book review and essay composed by Orwell," he writes, "without exposing him to any embarrassment".