Sentence examples for not impossible to reconstruct from inspiring English sources
No method is perfect, and any cutting can make it difficult, if not impossible, to reconstruct circuits that connect cells in disparate areas of the brain and somehow create a thinking, feeling mind.
"If the coral dies, the reef dies, and it would be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to reconstruct a whole reef.
Their conflicting stories about what happened make it impossible to reconstruct what really did or didn't, and the film becomes a searching reflection on the elusiveness of truth.
After a while, it would be impossible to reconstruct the original accident.
Some lawyers are finding it impossible to reconstruct their client lists.
What "insane" meant to her is impossible to reconstruct in modern diagnostic terms.
This could make it impossible to reconstruct when and how they learned what inside information.
"It may be impossible to reconstruct any criminal conduct that was caught on the tapes," Ms. Colson said.
The mist of legend that surrounds him makes it impossible to reconstruct his entire doctrine, which he probably never systematized.
Vaca's narrative is so vague, however, that it is impossible to reconstruct exactly where the river crossing occurred.
Experts said it could be difficult, perhaps impossible, to reconstruct the chain of failures from the proximate cause, the hole, to the initiating event.
