Sentence examples for would be possible to implement from inspiring English sources
The phrase "would be possible to implement" is not correct as it is missing a subject and auxiliary verb.
You can use a corrected version, such as "it would be possible to implement," when discussing the feasibility of a plan or idea. Example: "After reviewing the proposal, I believe it would be possible to implement the changes within the next quarter."
While there are worries that a drop in film funding might impact on developing talent and diversity – TV drama commissioners are seen as more conservative than feature filmmakers – it would be possible to implement initiatives to guard against such problems.
The results show the energy-saving potential of hybrid buildings, without foregoing the comfort of their occupants, and show that it would be possible to implement a law that optimizes the operation of conditioning systems and which would undoubtedly lead to greater energy efficiency in such buildings.
Distinguishing between linkage and pleiotropy is important for breeding because only in the case of linkage it would be possible to implement resistance without co-selection of a certain developmental type.
Hence, with this rule it would be possible to implement learning at one input (the one that experiences + T) and unlearning at the other input (the one that experiences − T) at the same time.
Cameron is living in cloud cuckoo land if he thinks that this is a sensible idea, and no it wouldn't be possible to implement properly".
However, in facilities where no communication systems exist, it would also be possible to implement a V2H system.
Since complex modulations are quite common, it would not be possible to implement a cyclic feature detector for CRs based on the doubled-carrier frequency feature.
The memory performance is handled in a minimalist scenario, i.e., such that it would not be possible to implement the algorithm with fewer storage locations.
Use of additional covariate data could allow us to determine more 'personalised' screening intervals but would not be possible to implement without direct connectivity of the DRS programme database to the clinical diabetes database, which is not currently feasible.
Hoffman asked his team if it would be possible to wait and implement this after the launch.
We argue that a peer mediation program, where children were serving as resources on the playground, would not have been possible to implement without the revision of student roles by at least some staff.
