Sentence examples for necessarily impossible from inspiring English sources

Countering a court record is difficult but not necessarily impossible.

Spinning straw into gold is beyond your current capabilities, but not necessarily impossible to learn.

Relying on rich funders is obviously a challenge, especially in the long term, but it isn't necessarily impossible, especially for narrowly focussed not-for-profit ventures.

(American specialists later told me that these locks, as far as they could tell, would likely make it more difficult, but not necessarily impossible, for a terrorist to make use of a stolen Pakistani weapon).

But comprehension is not necessarily impossible, as fans of Spritz might argue.

However, this does not mean that biobanks' work is necessarily impossible under the conditions laid out in 9(2)(a).

Nevertheless, this is not necessarily an impossible task: Kuzmin [26] used this method to show that a Malcev algebra integrates to a local Moufang loop.

Neither would necessarily make it impossible for Berlusconi to continue leading his party.

And U.S. trusts don't necessarily make it impossible for creditors to go after assets.

When there is a failure of reference, the Stoics say that the lekton is destroyed and this is supposed to provide the reason why 'this one is dead' (spoken in relation to poor deceased Dion) is impossible (necessarily false).

However, the proposition that "this one is dead" is impossible (necessarily false), since one cannot make the requisite ostensive reference to a dead man so as to make it true that "this one [i.e. the (living) thing I'm pointing to] is dead," for a dead person isn't the same thing as what was there previously (Alex. Aph., 38F).