practicable

IPA: prˈæktʌkʌbʌɫ

Examples of "practicable" in Sentences

It is the best practicable solution.
It is on the level of practicable fact.
Order and privilege are condemned; total democracy, as direct as practicable, is the professed radical ideal.
Atlantic unity, with bonds as loose as we have them, as tight as may be practicable, is a safer bet than European union.
In the case of the King, the only amends practicable is the restoration of the Ministers possessing the confidence of the country.
We might at least remember that what we call practicable justice has never yet attained the gracious results of Christ's romantic justice.
It assumes that to be practicable, which is impossible, namely, that there can be freedom with slavery, union with injustice, and safety with bloodguiltiness.
It assumes that to be practicable, which is impossible, namely, that there can be freedom with slavery, union with injustice, and safety with blood guiltiness.
When a government takes control of a failing firm and injects capital but with the plan to divest as soon as practicable, that is a receivership/conservatorship, not socialism. abb1 says:
This route was described as practicable for camels, and ran through lands belonging to tribes whose headmen were with me, a fact which should, I thought, ensure our being free from attack.