Sentence examples for just barely possible that from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the clerical pedophilia scandal, I thought it just barely possible that lay Catholic reform groups like Voice of the Faithful might either force more democratic, more effectively self-correcting governance on the Roman Catholic Church as a whole or introduce it into the American Catholic Church in spite of the Vatican.

It seems just barely possible that management might not be able to pull this one off.

Is it just barely possible that Fitzgerald thinks he can sustain charges under the IIPA after all?

It is just barely possible that Parmigianino's painting is an example of the non finito, and that he left it as we see it in order to make it more expressive: that's just barely possible because the non finito itself had been invented by other Italian Renaissance artists including Donatello and Michelangelo, who left rough-carved surfaces in their works.

It is just barely possible that there might be some underlying limit to the spatial extent over which microtubule-based cytoskeletal systems can organize and then reorganize themselves in the absence of internal cell boundaries.

That is just barely possible to do at Grace in TriBeCa, another restaurant where the waiters are armed with flashlights.

In the same review that he acknowledges that the Snowden leaks were "important," he blasts the system that has made them possible, just barely possible.

But Hughes says computer simulations of the formation of structure in the universe reveal that it's just barely possible.

Without condescending to her subjects in the slightest, Ms. Boo explains that dreams of upward mobility are just barely possible in Annawadi.

And they are physically just barely possible.

"It's just barely possible to do it," he said of space flight.