Sentence examples for on what possible from inspiring English sources

On what possible grounds could one make such a case?

All of which raises the question: when, and on what possible ground, did someone decide that the Terminator franchise should be no fun to watch?

"On what possible basis has the government refused to tell us that it believes that the law authorizes this kind of request?" she said.

"Whatever your stance on John Terry's behaviour, on what possible set of moral scales does not shaking someone's hand outweigh cheating on your wife?" The English scales.

Chapman pushed on what possible assessment Nitschke could have done in such a short time to convince himself that Brayley was not ill, that he was contemplating a "rational suicide".

There is something inherently comic about staging a movie festival in such a place; on what possible ground should you wish to see motion pictures when, not far away, there are pictures of the motionless variety, and of a refulgence that has not dimmed for more than five hundred years?

He spoke on investigating what possible structural regions are responsible for the differences in conservation.

The official report on the visit, and what possible action might now be pursued, will discussed by the government next week.

The focus is on what is possible today, not theoretically possible tomorrow.

Rather than setting limits on what is possible, open yourself up to what is possible and find out what is out there for you.

But she's still not quite as together in her personal life, possibly because the culture is giving her so many mixed signals on what's possible and what's not.