Sentence examples for now not possible from inspiring English sources

"And I was like, 'Oh.' Everything I'd grown up wanting to be and do was now not possible.

When it made the change, though, the social network also removed a privacy setting entirely: it's now not possible to choose to hide your profile from strangers.

"The broadcasters have obviously made a very significant move to adopt wholesale the prime minister's proposals and it is surely now not possible for him to maintain his opposition to participating in these debates.

More recently, these exams have shifted to six other medical board societies and it is now not possible for a physician to take the examination without formal fellowship training (1).

That this is a non-issue is astonishing, historically speaking, and highlights the fact that an out LGBTQ justice is now not only possible but possibly imminent.

BORIS JOHNSON MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip It is now not just possible, but probable, that Johnson will replace David Cameron as prime minister before the Conservative autumn conference.

A world without Walmart is now not only possible, but likely, unless it makes some big moves soon.

Wikileaks relies on online donations to fund its operations, which will now not be possible using both Visa and Mastercard debit and credit cards.

The Web is evolving into a complex information space where the unprecedented volume of documents and data will offer to the information consumer a level of information integration and aggregation that has up until now not been possible.

According to a source with inside knowledge of the way CMS regulates marketing guidelines, Medicare providers are only allowed to communicate with plan members about the benefits they have now, not about possible changes to benefits.

Crystallography combined with mutagenesis has provided snapshots of the two modes, but resolving each of the modes for wild-type Doc under near native conditions has up until now not been possible.