Sentence examples for though doable from inspiring English sources

Fish Fish in steaks or fillets – whole fish are trickier, though doable – is one of the real microwave stars.

Even so, the equipment-makers argue that, though doable, all this sensing palaver makes white-space devices needlessly complicated and expensive.The FCC seems to agree.

Wearing the exact same outfit for an entire week is a bit excessive (though doable!), but we've proven with our experiment that we don't have to be slaves to fast fashion.

This is all eminently doable, though, if we just put in the elbow grease.

Wiping off your shopping cart, though, is doable, even if it's fairly pointless.

It was one flight up, which was doable, though not ideal.

Dr. J. Craig Venter, president of Celera Genomics and leader of the effort to sequence the genome of the smallpox virus, said of the synthesis of smallpox: 'I'm convinced it's doable, though not by an amateur".

Feline Charpentier, by email A: If you have the time, driving to Beirut, pictured above, is very doable – though having a small child with you will limit the amount of driving you can do in a day.

The German chancellor, who pleaded with Britain in a speech to a joint session of parliament on Thursday to remain a "strong voice" within the EU, declared in Downing Street that a deal was "doable" though she warned that the negotiations would not be a "piece of cake".

Some or all of these cautious and incremental suggestions may actually be doable, though it is unclear at present exactly who would bring them to fruition.

"In any case, all of this is doable, though not easy," he said.