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feasible

[fee-zuh-buhl] / ˈfi zə bəl /


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As actors closing in on 70, Knight and Hofvendahl think the industry has changed in ways that would make it feasible for them to live in Oregon or Washington and work from there.

From Los Angeles Times

Yet executives decided it wasn’t feasible to raise prices at other retailers within that time frame, according to internal communication cited in the lawsuit.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, it added that achieving this would be "at the limit of what is feasible".

From BBC

“In 2025, some firms tried to bear the brunt of the tariffs themselves, but they will find that’s not feasible over the long run.”

From MarketWatch

The report recommends the council's "monitoring officer continues to explore all feasible avenues of legal redress in relation to the unlawful disposal of the JMC".

From BBC