Sentence examples for technically possible to implement from inspiring English sources

The article explores many new types of publications and BMC have undertaken, as far as technically possible, to implement them as examples of a new generation of publication technologies.

Learning from the evaluation of the HRSS pilot indicates that although it may be technically possible to implement the CPRD, problems identified following an analysis organised according to the constructs of NPT suggest the planned nationwide rollout may prove problematic.

This is technically quite possible to implement.

The middle finger has technically been possible to implement since last year, but most services don't allow it to display.

Suggested experiment (survival of protoplasts in the biofilm matrix) will be quite difficult (if at all possible) to implement (as a relatively recent experimental microbiologist I cannot see how it can be done technically), and even it is successful, the experiment will fall short of being considered as evidence.

However, it is possible to implement the 'polluter pays' principle through a so-called carbon price.

However, it is not technically possible to turn down the award.

He insisted that it was technically possible to act despite doubts about enforcement.

"It makes sense and is technically possible to do, so we are doing it".

Just as it's technically possible to make decaffeinated coffee, alcohol-free beer and vegan sausages.

It's not technically possible to remove all traces of data loaded on to the internet from other sources.