Sentence examples for would certainly be possible from inspiring English sources
It would certainly be possible, albeit costly, to follow Mr Gore's plan.
They say that their legal advice is that it would certainly be possible for a new government to revoke licences for arms exports; and they point out that the government has refused to publish the legal opinion it is citing.
It would certainly be possible for the UK to do so in 2020 and keep cutting carbon emissions for another three decades - but it would be a lot more expensive.
theguardian.com/profile/simon-majumdar It would certainly be possible to feed a hypothetical family of four on a budget of £50 a week – the big question is whether it would be any fun.
And that means that when there are no urgent patients, my department has less to do.It would certainly be possible to cut down on staff numbers, but that would raise the likelihood that there will be an urgent case which doesn't get dealt with quickly because no one is available.
It would certainly be possible to continue to develop this algorithm, with each iteration including new rules to automate the manual corrections found necessary for the previous iteration.
It would certainly been possible at the time for Ford to have quietly undergone surgery without informing the press.
Although it would have certainly been possible for Mr. Martin to shape a funny, affectionate portrait of the kind of man who buys 16 ChapSticks at a time ("this was not a compulsion; this was practical"), the book too often seems sad and wan.
Though devaluation by Brazil is unlikely (see preceding story), it is possible and would certainly be a negative.
And while having the highest resolution screen possible would certainly be nice, it's not necessarily $1,000 worth of nice.
"If Sarkozy loses the election, which is entirely possible, the Socialists would certainly be a more difficult partner for Merkel," said Frank Decker, a political scientist at the Institute for Political Sciences and Sociology at the University of Bonn.
