Sentence examples for not impossible to answer from inspiring English sources
The questions posed are difficult if not impossible to answer.
These questions, unfortunately, are hypothetical, yet not impossible to answer given some thoughtful analysis.
What video games research needs is more high-quality work in the field, because the questions are not impossible to answer.
The relevant questions are, "Are you better off than you would have been if John McCain and Sarah Palin had been elected?" and "Will you be better off four years from now if Romney and Ryan win, or if Obama and Biden are re-elected?" These questions, unfortunately, are hypothetical, yet not impossible to answer given some thoughtful analysis.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to answer these questions within the traditional marketing framework.
That question proved difficult, if not impossible, to answer, and neither New York City nor the eventual recipient escaped with reputations intact.
Ms. Yu suggests that the question is not only impossible to answer, but also reductive and inappropriate in the face of such a singular achievement.
When they tried to register, they faced not only questions impossible to answer -- like the infamous "how many bubbles in a bar of soap?" -- but also the humiliation of trying to answer them in front of registrars who didn't bother to conceal their scorn.
It's difficult — if not impossible — to definitively answer the question.
The "prevalence of syphilis and HIV in the two populations who do not seek ANC services" is impossible to answer.
It's impossible to answer, and doesn't matter anyway.
