Sentence examples for will then be possible from inspiring English sources

Bring a magnifying glass; it will then be possible to see a word like "seeds" on the tendril located at the bottom.

It will then be possible, with reasonable confidence, to pay REDD money out only to those countries that deliver the goods—or, rather, the trees in sufficient, measurable quantities.

"It will then be possible for patients who need this treatment to choose to have it in France if they wish, after discussion with their GPs…It is purely a matter of choice and we will be very interested to see how many people take it up and what feedback they give us".

It will then be possible to say whether the operation has been effective.

It will then be possible to automatically scale the topside ionograms and calculate the electron density profiles in real time.

It will then be possible to develop open leadership, coming closer to employees through the ease of sharing (balanced processing).

"It was catastrophic, in my view, when [some] western leaders said we will fight Isis with military, political, strategic, diplomatic and humanitarian means … How will it then be possible for us to help those poor souls in the so-called caliphate?" he says, referring to humanitarian work being carried out in areas controlled by Isis.

"But when 'Nightline' is gone from the ABC schedule, and should the occasion arrive that our work might again seem relevant to the anonymous executive, it will not then be possible to reconstitute what is so easily destroyed".

Will it then be possible to detect meaningful associations from unfractionated cells?

On that basis, there will then be countless possible combinations of these analytic dimensions, such as 1) Examining the evolution of insurance regulation of a specific service across OECD countries over several time periods; or conversely, 2) Studying how a specific country regulates the entire range of services at a specific point in time.

Making further variants in expert construction is possible, and will then be inherently context specific.