It's spicy, yes, but pretty far fetched.
Far fetched, but it could just work.
I know it sounds far fetched, but seriously, you never know, and that's why they play the game.
I know it sounds far fetched but if you look at the timings of the sanctions and the rate of increase in the centrifuges and the increase in enrichment levels you will see what I mean.
In particular, Dr Belcher asked herself, could creatures build semiconductors like those used in electronic circuits?The idea might seem far fetched, but Dr Belcher thought that the reason it had not happened before could be that nature had never been given the opportunity to try.
A ROBOT with dietary requirements might sound a bit far fetched, but a team of American researchers is developing a machine that will fend for itself by gathering biomass (wood, leaves and grass) to be used as a biofuel to run its steam-driven engine.
William C. Banks, a specialist on national security law at Syracuse University, said that the memorandum shed critical light on the Bush administration but that it was "far fetched" to think it might be used to overturn convictions of soldiers for abuse at Abu Ghraib or elsewhere.
This may sound far fetched, but an earthquake fault that is primed and ready to go is like a coiled spring, and as geophysicist John McCloskey of the University of Ulster is fond of pointing out, all that is needed to set it off is – quite literally – "the pressure of a handshake".
So excited!" The double sculls champion admitted that a return to top-level rowing was "far fetched" but "not impossible".
This may seem far fetched, but the idea of Creative Commons was just as crazy back in the day.
To the uninitiated it may seem far fetched, but the more you learn about the Constructal Law, the clearer a trend toward universally optimal designs becomes.
