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Significados de very feasible em inglês

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Uso de very feasible em inglês
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We all agreed that the plan was very feasible, and would attempt it.
Poor Jack
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For the few exceptions a very feasible explanation is given.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 447, July 26, 1884
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The thing is very feasible, provided the savages remain much longer in their present position.
Wyandotté; Or, The Hutted Knoll: A Tale
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When dust is ankle-deep that is not very feasible.
Russian Rambles
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Some space security experts say that idea is " very feasible."
Wired
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A place in the semi-finals looks very feasible.
The Irish Times
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It may appear very feasible in theory; but theory and practice are as opposite as light and dark.
East Lynne
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Another very feasible option is a "drop and collect" by a local taxi or mini-bus service.
The Irish Times
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M. Fontaine replied that the plan was very feasible, but that it would require three or four millions.
Recollections of the Private Life of Napoleon — Volume 10
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These conditions make irrigation very feasible.
A Review of the Resources and Industries of the State of Washing...
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OPINION:There is a very feasible alternative to handing hundreds of millions to corrupt leaders in Africa, writes JOHN O'SHEA.
The Irish Times
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Mehri said: The concept is very feasible and I'm bullish that the success in US can be replicated here.
The Guardian
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Roads up to the horse's belly, so that riding (at least for pleasure) is not very feasible.
Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 5 / With His Letters and Journals
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Having Daimler and Toyota in his corner means "it's very feasible to stay independent for a long time."
Wired
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But, in a few year's time, I find it very feasible that all the robot can be biodegradable, she said.
Reuters
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For developing countries it essentially means moving away from an energy economy by jumping to new technology, which is very feasible.
The Guardian
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