Sentence examples for close to inconceivable from inspiring English sources

That looks close to inconceivable.

This is certainly not to suggest that Florida should be ignored, since it's close to inconceivable that Mr. Romney could win the election without it.

It's close to inconceivable that Obama would want his Administration to be remembered as the first in more than half a century to carry one out.

It would have been close to inconceivable some years ago for Labour party members to openly sound off about the "Jewish question", or tweet that Jews have big noses.

Contrary to Ralph Nader's credo that there was no real difference between the major parties, it is close to inconceivable that the country and the world would not be in far better shape had Gore been allowed to assume the office that a plurality of voters wished him to have.

Spending cuts announced on Wednesday are "close to inconceivable", it said.

Those close to Hillary predict what seemed inconceivable only a couple of years ago -- that she will run for president in 2008.

Officials close to the situation say it is inconceivable that the administration will simply let Iraqi forces act in Najaf without a discussion and assent in Washington.

Dan Roberts and Paul Lewis in The Guardian: "Some degree of internal bickering is normal between elections but if Republicans cannot succeed in sticking the economic leg back together, a more lasting split is not inconceivable, say those close to the party".

It is not inconceivable that the people close to her are not necessarily looking out for her best interests, and the timing of her sister's death and the reveal of the new novel provides a spark to this notion.

This makes the early entry into force of the Paris Agreement – an inconceivable task a short few months ago – close to reality.