Sentence examples for yet possible to make from inspiring English sources

"It is not yet possible to make money in China on the Internet . . .

It is not yet possible to make direct Eulerian measurements of vertical velocities less than 1000 m day−1.

No-one I've spoken seems to believe it's yet possible to make a car capable of constant, full automation.

Senior figures from BT, Vodafone, 02 Telefonica, EE and 3 have told MPs and peers that the proposals from the home secretary in the draft investigatory powers bill are so technically complex that it is not yet possible to make any meaningful estimate of the costs involved or whether they are technically possible.

It is not yet possible to make mutations in P. carbinolicus.

Speit and Schmid (2006) suggest that because of this, it is not yet possible to make meaningful conclusions regarding local genotoxic effects of formaldehyde.

Still, this is the least of the reasons for fretting about the constitution, and it may yet be possible to make some minor institutional improvements in any case.The right responseIn short, there are few reasons for seeing the defeat of the constitution as a disaster in itself.

Unfortunately, it has not yet been possible to make non-peptidic, drug-like analogs of such RXL peptides.

In the case of the British population of the Eurasian beaver, which went extinct in the 16th century (Kitchener and Conroy 1997 and references therein), it has not yet been possible to make a direct genetic comparison.

Yet it's possible to make fragrant tinctures at home with a minimum of gear.

Classes are not among the basic stuff of the world; yet it is possible to make use of class terms in significant speech, as if there were such things as classes.