Sentence examples for was then possible from inspiring English sources

It was then possible to produce steel, which is a superior material.

It was then possible to assemble virus-made components into a small cell battery capable of lighting up an LED.

Arif told the Guardian in February that the only remaining options were to accept or reject the treaty, because no further change to the text was then possible.

It was then possible to predict where dengue-infected mosquitoes would buzz up next, so that fogging and larvae-hunts could be targeted appropriately.

Battle Cry (1955) was an ode to the marines of World War II that remained as faithful as was then possible under the Production Code to the epic novel by Leon Uris (who also wrote the screenplay).

"It was then possible for a single solitary passenger to turn up for tea in the dim depths of the grand saloon and sit magnificently alone while a dozen white jacketed stewards stood around like sentries".

By comparing the resulting data with sales information, it was then possible to gain insight into shoppers' behaviour.Preliminary results from the PRISM programme included the finding that two-thirds of shoppers who made a visit to the salty-snacks aisle made a purchase, but the people visiting the dairy aisle were far less likely to buy something.

With the help of one other mathematical assumption, it was then possible to solve the single-series prediction problem by specifying an algorithm that would determine the coefficients in the linear combination for Sk, in which k is a positive integer (see 4).

The first atomic weapons, bulky and of limited yield, also suggested that no rocket large and accurate enough to destroy a target 6,000 miles distant was then possible, but the vastly greater yield of fusion bombs and the expectation of smaller warheads changed that calculation.

It was then possible to construct the true stress-strain curves at various crosshead speeds tested.

It was then possible to choose levels of the factors for additional experiments to reach response targets.