Sentence examples for very much possible from inspiring English sources
The phrase "very much possible" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward to some readers
It can be used informally to emphasize the likelihood of something happening, but it's better to use more conventional expressions. Example: "While it may seem unlikely, it is very much possible that we could finish the project ahead of schedule."
No matter how terrible the thought of being homeless is, the fact is that it's very much possible to slip down a rung in the ladder and possibly fall off the bottom.
"The deal is very much possible," he said.
It's very much possible that this thing comes into our hands".
"It is very much possible and feared that the rising drone attacks might result in revenge attacks in other parts of Pakistan by the militants," Assad Dotani, a resident of North Waziristan and a social worker, said in a Karachi-datelined story in Gulf News.
It is very much possible that such settlements existed.
It is very much possible that the next found solution will be not as good.
Labels are behaving very much like possible worlds here, and the short step from possible worlds to information states makes it obvious how it is that the meta-conditions on labels may be captured by structural rules.
The fact that this perspective is seldom shared by the people who cover politics was an obvious and terrible miscalculation on my part, because as far as anyone is concerned, Christie is still very much a possible 2012 contender.
In a movie industry constantly on the prowl for young leading men, he looks very much like one possible answer to Hollywood's continual casting quandaries.
The concept, which in all seriousness I like very much, was made possible by a recent discovery: a small current can be pulled from photosynthesizing algae, as long as they are healthy and provided with the necessities.
"I doubt very much it's possible to build this on the bottom of the sea, which will last for as long as necessary," Bohmer told VICE News.
