Sentence examples for was already possible from inspiring English sources

It was already possible to avoid annuities but the rules meant that generally only the very wealthy took advantage.

While it was already possible to access personal information from government agencies under freedom of information laws, the privacy reforms take this a step further – there is now a separate right to request information from private corporations and entities that could hold personal information.

It was already possible to link computers by telephone lines, but it was glacially slow, and every computer in the network had to be connected, by a dedicated line, to every other computer, which meant you couldn't connect more than a handful of machines without everything becoming monstrously complex and costly.

It was impossible to say who would eventually receive the Queen's commission, but it was already possible to urge what should and should not be done.If Mr Wilson does have any sort of an overall majority at the end of the long count, then he will take up the task of government again, albeit in appallingly difficult circumstances.

Much of it was avowedly and often crudely propagandist, especially during the Wars of the Roses, though a piece like the Agincourt Carol shows that it was already possible to strike the characteristically English note of insular patriotism soon after 1415.

Update: as Automattic's Ranaan points out in comments, that was already possible, my bad.

But this was never credible, and it is already possible to detect signs of retreat.

And from it a panoramic view of London is already possible.

Such connections are already possible but Facebook says it wants to make them more secure.

Although album downloads are already possible on iPhones that use 3G networks, the process will be noticeably quicker on 4G.

It is already possible to see some of the ways in which last year's history may repeat itself this year.