Examples of 'prove possible' in a sentence
Meaning of "prove possible"
prove possible - states that something is able to be demonstrated or verified as being achievable or feasible
How to use "prove possible" in a sentence
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Unfortunately that did not prove possible.
It did prove possible to clean up and rebuild.
Which we have yet to prove possible.
I trust it will prove possible to adopt both these texts.
It is regrettable that agreement on a new election law did not prove possible.
This did not prove possible.
It may also prove possible to form catalytic coatings in this manner.
It remains to be seen whether this will prove possible in our presidency.
It will not prove possible to make this come true in all cases.
It was no fault of ours that that did not prove possible.
Unfortunately it did not prove possible to draw up a compromise resolution.
A reduction in dosage once a satisfactory response has been achieved may prove possible.
This did not prove possible because of procedural constraints that emerged only later.
Hence only did the Renaissance prove possible into modern times.
It should prove possible to install sensors and tags within the framework of baseline inspections.
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The Applicant has found that this does not prove possible with mannitol.
It did not prove possible to modify the Victors.
Nevertheless the Community must provide a guarantee should it not prove possible for whatever reason.
It may prove possible to create a tasty banana that is resistant to Panama disease.
It might even establish a new Task Group too should agreement prove possible.
I hope that it will prove possible to resume the dialogue in the Middle East.
After evaluation, extension may prove possible.
It did not prove possible to reach a consensus solution, however.
Unfortunately, that might not prove possible in practice.
I trust it will prove possible to reach agreement on all cross-border issues.
Unfortunately, this did not prove possible.
Indeed, it might not prove possible to realize savings of that order.
However, it was to be doubted whether this would prove possible.
In some cases, it may prove possible to relax them.
However, the agreement on a finalized text did not prove possible.
I trust it will prove possible to resolve it in due course, through investment in technology.
In the end, such an agreement did not prove possible.
Often, it will not prove possible to quantify all the effects of all proposed actions.
It was to be hoped that an open, constructive dialogue would prove possible in future.
Against this background, I hope it will prove possible to adopt the necessary legal acts quickly.
Different therapeutic activity and / or different adverse reactions prove possible.
For various reasons, it did not prove possible to hold this meeting.
With a coordinated and determined effort on all sides, it should nonetheless prove possible.
Mr President, I do hope it will prove possible to have it adopted tonight.
But in spite of everything the German President did, this did not prove possible.
Unfortunately, it did not prove possible for the Co-Prime Ministers to receive the Special Representative.
It 's about what you can prove possible.
Will it prove possible to forego the guillotine? ".
Names that are very regional, for instance, may not prove possible.
Although it did not prove possible to achieve a consensus, these efforts will continue into 1999.
And nor, we know, will work programme agreement prove possible tomorrow.
Finally, in that context, the process of delegation to one single authority, must prove possible.
That, however, did not prove possible.
If, however, we held the debate as early as 10 October, it might not prove possible.
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