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They could feasibly lower prices by almost 30% and still remain in profit.
She behaves like someone who might feasibly run for office.
We could feasibly see court cases against women who drink or smoke during their pregnancies.

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Examples of feasibly

feasibly
Such care might most feasibly and acceptably be delivered by a specially trained nurse working closely with the cardiologist.
This expansion of their role could feasibly include the proposed enhanced care for people with diabetes.
In the original algorithm, each design is updated until it becomes feasibly complete.
Then, once feasibly modified, the new processes are reinstantiated and the cycle is completed according to the process outlined above.
Thus, the window of time required for pregnancy is shrinking and could feasibly become redundant.
In such a situation either language could feasibly serve as the matrix language of an utterance, including the syntactic structure of that utterance.
First, an acquirer may not feasibly be able to direct shares to a specific other person.
Indeed, although neural networks were originally lauded for their general-purpose learning capacities, subsequent analysis revealed that they too could only feasibly learn when highly constrained.
If chemotherapy is helpful in stabilising or slowly shrinking metastatic disease and the side effects are manageable, treatment could feasibly continue for many months.
The largest library that can feasibly be examined may be perhaps 2-3 orders of magnitude greater diversity than that studied previously.
So can the foetus feasibly be regarded as property-for-personhood?
Feasibly, coordination complexity would be reduced when all the children were attending the same school at the same time and place.
The language must be topological to make it feasibly efficient to describe a long route.
Figure 3 shows that the estimation errors for the displacement are feasibly small (only 0.02% of their full range values).
He also questioned what policy might, realistically, achieve by stressing what policy cannot feasibly do.
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