Sentence examples for could have been impossible from inspiring English sources
It could have been impossible to ever address the question, but we now know that nature has provided us with a shot at finding out, that there are billions upon billions of places to search.
For someone like Jennet, that could have been impossible.
By this reduction of simulation time candidate faults could be detected that would have been impossible otherwise because of excessive CPU time [7].
Managing Bain, day to day, might have been tricky; offering principles that others could be guided by would hardly have been impossible, in terms of time management.
Viewers are like Elizabeth Bennet in "Pride and Prejudice," who watched helplessly as her sisters made spectacles of themselves at a ball and concluded "that had her family made an agreement to expose themselves as much as they could during the evening, it would have been impossible for them to play their parts with more spirit, or finer success".
All of this would have been impossible if he couldn't read.
In this case meaningful interpretation of a longer orientation to the incongruent stimuli (the only sequence to contain this call) would have been impossible as it could have reflected interest in (1) an unusual agonistic interaction that was only possible to understand with extraction of social information from the calls or (2) a relatively novel sound.
In addition, although recruiters were blinded to the intervention allocation of participants, the assessors could not be blinded since it would have been impossible to insure that participants did not mention that intervention they had received at the time of assessment.
Such a lens could be used to watch cellular processes that have been impossible to see.
