Sentence examples for be an almost unthinkable from inspiring English sources

For a team that has won 13 trophies since Pep Guardiola became its manager in 2008, it would be an almost unthinkable stumble.

If manager, player and the club's medical staff are all convinced that his physical problems are behind him - and Wednesday's performance suggested he's well on the way - then writing the name "Lionel Messi" amongst the list of substitutes would be an almost unthinkable proposition for Martino, especially for such a big game.

This would be an almost unthinkable political breakthrough.

In another era, not too far gone, this would have been an almost unthinkable outcome.

It is an almost unthinkable position for a team that has not finished outside the top four since the 1990s.

This would have been an almost unthinkable proposition a few decades ago, but technologies employed in Iraq and Afghanistan have steadily stripped away the human role in war.

And there was an almost unthinkable radio collaboration between the BBC and commercial operators JazzFM to produce a jointly-run pop-up station.

The total, calculated Kent Smetters, then a deputy assistant secretary for economic policy, and Jagadessh Gokhale, an economist on loan to the Treasury from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, was an almost unthinkable $44 trillion.

If we fail we are looking at an almost unthinkable scenario where antibiotics no longer work and we are cast back into the dark ages of medicine where treatable infections and injuries will kill once again.

The prime minister said: "If we fail to act, we are looking at an almost unthinkable scenario where antibiotics no longer work and we are cast back into the dark ages of medicine where treatable infections and injuries will kill once again".

They need two more to win the first playoff series in franchise history, but are comforted by an almost unthinkable truth.