Sentence examples for hardly be possible from inspiring English sources

Fundamentally, the peculiar phenomenon of life would hardly be possible without the biological catalysts termed enzymes.

Without the wealth brought by tea monoculture, it would hardly be possible to support the scale of religious activities that I witnessed.

Given the scale and variety of movie production in India, such a thing would hardly be possible, even in a much bigger series.

At the 1984 World Population Conference in Mexico City the Reagan Administration broke ranks with other affluent countries, abandoning Washington's long-held position that economic development would hardly be possible in the third world unless population growth was contained.

(Such a luxury would hardly be possible for a body like, say, the International Telecommunication Union, where success is judged by earthly yardsticks).Still, the Anglican leader's own standing as a mediator, doing his best to hold together the almost irreconcilable, rose as a result of the gathering.

To be fair to the government, it would hardly be possible to employ another army of people to draft and insert individual explanations and justifications for any curious citizens interested in a couple of the thousands of lines of spending.

There have been studies (Kaimba et al. 2011; Mkutu 2010) to assess the drivers and mitigation mechanism for the resource-based conflicts in pastoral areas, but it has hardly been possible to analyse the motives and challenges posed by violent conflicts because of the complexity and multidimensional character of the conflicts in the region.

With only 49 nucleotide sequences available in the NCBI public database (accessed May 2015), P. ulmi resistance research at the molecular level has hardly been possible.

Besides, owing to the low resolution of aCGH techniques, the identification of single miRNA species amplified/lost in melanoma cells would have hardly been possible in this experimental setup.

It would hardly have been possible.

But without this recent, subtle, quick change, this $20.5 million exhibition would hardly have been possible.