Sentence examples for impossible outcome from inspiring English sources

It is a far from impossible outcome.

Reproduction is frequently confused with replication, an issue that is more than semantic with the former denoting "similarity" and the latter an "exact copy" – an impossible outcome in research because of known and unknown technical, environmental and motivational differences between the original and reproduction studies.

But over the past few years, as IRA militants traded their bombs for ballots and engaged in the political process instead of militant violence, what for decades seemed like an impossible outcome became not only possible, but seemingly inevitable.

No matter what the situation may be, the 'miraculous, impossible' outcome will look like an unreasonable or unrealistic goal--a naïve 'wish' meant to be shared with an imaginary Genie.

Its production via this pathway would therefore result in an infinite accumulation of the compound, which is a thermodynamically impossible outcome.

Such a situation is identical to the formation of L-lactaldehyde during rhamnose utilization and results in the same thermodynamically impossible outcome.

They found that, like human infants, the monkeys look longer at impossible outcomes.

But, in reply to such arguments, it may be claimed that these impossibilities are not sufficient to rule out the possibility that one event might bring about an earlier event, as long as the world is so organised as to avoid these impossible outcomes.

An awareness of relative deprivation is not something people enjoy, whether in terms of lost opportunities or impossible outcomes.

That is the brilliance of Isaiah: When we use our Divinely inspired gifts, seeing and hearing the world from a perspective of peace, then amazing, even impossible, outcomes are possible.

Anxiety is very human trait that relies on our ability to anticipate and speculate about the future; imagination allows us to visualize impossible outcomes and unlikely scenarios -- and to worry about them.