Sentence examples for is perhaps impossible from inspiring English sources

"It is perhaps impossible".

"As far as Ningbo is concerned," the local evening paper declared, "Jobs was born with extraordinary talents and gifts and success is perhaps impossible to replicate.

There is also a growing awareness that it is perhaps impossible to create a justice system that both executes criminals and avoids killing innocents.

It is perhaps impossible to underestimate the potential appeal of a book which is so clearly about those hoary old perennials love and death, in the same mode as, say, David Nicholls' One Day.

Without knowing the function of a calpain homologue in a bacterium it is perhaps impossible to understand the distribution.

Leeds were in need of some money, with debts of around £78m, and even their manager, Terry Venables, admitted the the offer was "perhaps impossible to turn down".

He was gifted as a composer, and it's perhaps impossible to define the line between a good song and a memorable one, but for all their variety and melodic poignancy, Kleban's songs are strongest in their lyrics.

Politically it would be, perhaps, impossible.

Unknowns unknowns, a famous concept developed by Donald Rumsfeld, are perhaps impossible to manage.

"But the human impact [Watterson] has had and the value of his art are perhaps impossible to measure".

Such experiments would be difficult to perform in vivo, as successful co-expression of a complete set of eukaryotic chaperones in E. coli is perhaps an impossible task by itself.