Modifying Another Word

• perfectly: That sounds like a perfectly workable system to me.

• easily: Mix filler into an easily workable paste not sloppy.

• really: I asked whether the compromise was really workable in the long run.

• very: This is a very workable area, which has enabled me to have regular contact with all schools.

• still: November Lily bulbs can still be planted if the ground is still workable.

• only: Parking 1/2 mile away - access difficult, only Workable at low tide.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: There is however still work to be done to make the law workable at the second reading.

Modifies a noun

• seam: Up to sixteen workable coal seams are to be found in the district.

• solution: Is English Votes on English Matters a workable solution to the West Lothian Question?

• compromise: However, there does seem to be a workable compromise.

• proposition: Future modifications and the use of elastic made a workable proposition but limited the turning circle.

• alternative: A workable alternative to having a second line installed for an Internet connections.

• definition: Judy Ford Tuesday, June 01, 2004 - 08:51 pm Does anyone have a workable definition of " research " ?

Used with adjective complement

• prove: Such a system has already proved workable in the USA.

• remain: Once in place, a policy needs to be reviewed on a regular basis to ensure that it remains workable.

• become: Soil becomes more workable, more favorable for root growth.

• make: How can the cascade model of training a large number of teachers be made workable.

• stay: That means that it stays workable for a useful amount of time.

• seem: I did investigate a " pool " system a while back, but it didn't really seem workable.

Preposition: in

• practice: Dylan, I would always tend toward using as many as is workable in practice.