Sentence examples for impossible it could be from inspiring English sources

When the Old Farmer's Almanac, the venerable and relentlessly folksy periodical that purports to foretell weather patterns for the entire year ahead, admits that "anything resembling total accuracy" is impossible, it could be talking about month-ahead forecasts from computers.

This might not be their first priority in the circumstances, but given that the decision to promote Leclerc was made before Marchionne's illness became clear, it's not impossible it could be affected.

As this is not an exact translation of the original CanMEDS – presumably the difference in cultural identity makes this impossible – it could be argued that generalisation and usability in an international context is limited.

Someone from the airline told her where to change planes, and from Boston she took the bus she'd been told to take, though it seemed impossible that it could be the right one.

9.10am BST Sky News also flags up that City economists are pretty upbeat: Investec's Philip Shaw forecasts 0.8% growth for the third quarter but said it was "not impossible" that it could be closer to 1%.

"It's almost impossible that it could be anything else".

It's not impossible that it could be reinvigorated by a fresh breeze and some sun (like many of us), but things don't look good.

It seems impossible today that it could be there, but it will be, and this" — he pulled at his orange shirt — "this helps, maybe.

If a few large blocks form, each with its own rules, it could be impossible to fit the various regional groups together.

The presumption of the past 70 years, that a first-strike nuclear attack on another force is impossible, now looks like it could be upset.

If you are doing something that most people think is impossible, but you think it could be possible,…then you are ahead of the game".