Sentence examples for necessarily impossible for from inspiring English sources

(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).

In other words, an early rising routine is not necessarily impossible for those who don't naturally prefer the mornings, but it might be more challenging for some than others.

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.

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.

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).

That's not necessarily impossible.

For many-component systems that cannot be divided further into autonomous subsystems, modeling turns out to be less intuitive but not necessarily impossible.

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.