Sentence examples for was practically possible from inspiring English sources

Johnson also addressed the recent ruling by the ECJ on the "right to be forgotten," saying he could see how it was "practically possible".

Villa manager Paul Lambert said the club would aim to fill the position as soon as was practically possible.

Expected to start shipping late this summer for a price of $499 with a service contract, the Hewlett-Packard -made iPaq 6315 packs more radios inside its six-ounce body than was practically possible only a year ago.

As for the hybrid animal's future, the farmer said he was not planning to send the geep for slaughter but would try to keep it for as long as it was practically possible to look after it.

But Howard was eager to shoot as much as was practically possible, even when a storm blew through the production's primary and backup sets in the Canaries.

In Japanese, the distinction of le from Le was practically possible for genotyping T59G polymorphism (59T for Le and 59G for le).

Nevertheless, many unanswered questions remain before a truly integrated practice of rheumatology would be practically possible, including potential attitudinal trends among rheumatologists themselves.

Villa said that Lambert will look to fill the position "as soon as is practically possible".

I'll give you a full breakdown when that is practically possible, no I'm not going to say when, course I've talked to the staff.

Sach is reluctant to talk about specific clients, particularly listed companies, but defends a strategic approach that tolerates poor-performing clients for as long as is practically possible.

This integrated approach is key because the knowledge gained by the Sympact project is essential to assessing the potential impact of software design interventions and GNM's digital teams provide us with an understanding of which interventions are practically possible.