Sentence examples for technically doable from inspiring English sources

Not everything which is technically doable should be done.

As she said last July, "Not everything which is technically doable should be done".

The idea of somehow exporting electricity to Europe has been around for decades and has been "technically doable for some time," said Hordur Arnarson, the power company's chief executive, "but it was not seen as economically feasible until recently".

"Sometimes this has meant working in a circular and seemingly counterintuitive way, with writers making edits based on a reading experience that is interactively driven, not just narratively driven, and designers and programmers making changes that impact on readability and what's actually technically doable," Uglow says.

Eric Larson, a research engineer with Princeton University's Energy Systems Analysis Group, says SRI's zero-carbon process could prove to be "technically doable" and still suffer from a critical flaw: producing a carbon-based fuel that will release carbon dioxide when it is burned.

One theoretical solution to hedge DVA is for a bank to take a long position in its own credit default swaps (CDS)–but that is not technically doable.

Technically, CES is doable today.

It's doable technically; the question is whether it's doable politically or not.

"In the next several decades, it's very doable, technically," PARC's Fork said.

I was really surprised that almost all ideas were technically 'doable'".

Technically it might be doable in the 2030s, with international cooperation, but the hard decisions on funding and mission architecture would still have to be made by future administrations, congresses and the space agencies of partner nations.