Sentence examples for to be practicable from inspiring English sources

Our case series reflects the complexity of the condition and by its retrospective nature allows it to be practicable to current clinical practice and adds to the limited evidence basis available.

"Such a capability is yet to be shown to be practicable for NMD," or national missile defense.

As such, his visions were often too radical, ambitious or vague to be practicable - but only just.

Democrats responded today that if 66 other counties had found a linear arrangement to be practicable, then Palm Beach could have done the same.

The proposal should also exempt certain rural residents who live too far from a licensed gun dealer for a background check to be practicable.

If any such elaborate engineering hanky-panky is included in Mr. Harrison's new opera house, for example, second-rate tenors will begin sounding like Carusos, and the art of opera, as operagoers know and love it, will cease to be practicable.

The preliminary results suggest that the proposed approach may be practicable to prepare melt-processable molecular composite.

Similarly, it should be practicable to improve the corresponding properties of Fe-doped In2O3 ferromagnetic semiconductors by doping appropriate Sn in the same way as ITO.

But Fiat said Monday it determined that "it will not be practicable" to launch and complete the IPO by the end of this year.

Brief information provision as part of a staged approach to consent may therefore not be practicable in the paediatric emergency care setting.

Indeed, wave making increases so rapidly as ship speed increases that it eventually requires more power to overcome than is practicable to build into a ship.