Sentence examples for is distinctly possible from inspiring English sources

But travelers are not reasonable people, and it is distinctly possible to absorb the essence of India in CliffsNotes form.

On the Democratic side, where Hillary Clinton is running formidably out in front, the first is distinctly possible.

But paying "next to nothing," resulting from capital losses and various legal deductions, normal and creative, is distinctly possible.

He will be evaluated Friday at the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan, but the prospect of another Met visiting the disabled list is distinctly possible.

Even if their leader Marine Le Pen is mercifully unlikely – in the current political climate, at least – to win a presidential election, it is distinctly possible she could top the first round.

For it is distinctly possible that when the EU governments' finance ministers meet in council on February 12th they will reject the commission's recommendation that Germany should be formally warned.

He said that it was "distinctly possible we're headed into a period of the worst economic performance since the stagflation of the late 1970s and recessions of the early 1980s".

So it's distinctly possible that these Olympics, despite the weather reprieve (it really has been spectacular, day after day) and dozens of great events, will be a big dud for the hosts.

On his lapel is a button that reads "Lev 20 13" — "If a man lies with a male as with a woman... .. — though it's distinctly possible that this allusion is hypocrisy because this svelte pol's alter ego is a hairy, potbellied leatherman with a handlebar mustache.

At this point no one (save for the lucky chump who snapped those photos in the first place) can definitively say whether or not the XFON and this curious AT&T device are the same, but it's distinctly possible.

"Those five states contain almost 10 million access lines…meaning it's distinctly possible that Verizon will have gained approval for about three-quarters of its in-region lines by mid-year," Levin said in his note.