Sentence examples for at all impossible from inspiring English sources

It is not at all impossible that the pair may meet in the Grand National at the end of the season.

Sitting at a long table in a conference room at the whitewashed Nato headquarters, Sārts cannot see the logic of Russia invading Latvia in the near future, as it did Georgia and Ukraine, but he will not beat around the bush: "It is not at all impossible".

It's difficult enough to imagine an FPS without a mouse or a joystick, but with no buttons at all? Impossible!

Slatin: That's what it looks like and it is not at all impossible that those levels will be reached by year-end.

It is not at all impossible that Jorge Lorenzo's engine could blow up in Aragon this weekend or someone could take him out but the odds are stacked in his favour now with five races left.

But it proved not to be at all impossible.

That the Mets would have any shot at all seemed impossible for months.

No matter what genius came into that room, no one could change its proportions, which were those of a long bowling alley, not inviting at all and impossible to arrange seating in a friendly way.

To my mind, it is inappropriate, for what we as readers know, what we sort of know and what we don't know at all become impossible to separate.

In many parts of the country even the maximum amount you could save with government help won't be enough for a deposit and, with half of renters' incomes swallowed up by housing costs, for millions, saving anything at all is impossible.

Meeting new people helpful to you making your living, your business or any productivity at all becomes impossible when there are a billion or hundreds of millions of people Tweeting their 'white noise.'.