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feasible

[fee-zuh-buhl] / ˈfi zə bəl /


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Director Helen Miller said: "Cuts to some taxes or increases in spending on priority items are feasible but will require tough choices elsewhere in a Scottish budget which will already be under some strain."

From BBC

That statistical change was made possible by high oil prices at the time, which allowed previously unviable projects to look feasible.

From BBC

Sticking with the status quo, and relying on America's unmatched military might, remained "the most credible and feasible option" in the short term, they argued.

From Barron's

“The nearest public university is CSU Chico, more than 80 miles away. … For many students in that region, pursuing a bachelor’s degree elsewhere simply is not feasible.”

From Los Angeles Times

Let's be clear: missives of loyalty from cabinet ministers towards the prime minister shouldn't be newsworthy and they only become so when the opposite seems feasible.

From BBC