Sentence examples for once thought impossible from inspiring English sources
They show clearly and unmistakably what so many experts had once thought impossible.
In some southern African countries, more than a third of adults carry the virus, a rate once thought impossible.
Antitrust Cravath and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, the antitrust lawyers in the Continental/ United Airlinesmerger, managed what was once thought impossible.
iPhone / iPad The Edit (Free) More and more people are shopping on their smartphones in 2015, even in categories – clothing – that were once thought impossible for e-commerce.
The new technology allows scientists to develop machine translation systems for a wide number of obscure languages at a pace that experts once thought impossible.
This year, the bar may be set at a height once thought impossible for a sport some argue is in decline.
Forty-nine yeago ago this Tuesday, Britain's Roger Bannister achieved what had once been thought impossible.
These vixen-filled vignettes have become so common and so predictable that they have managed to make naked women dull, something many men would once have thought impossible.
What Marvel has achieved with its comic-book universe, which Sony would do well to ape, is a kind of synthesis between creative endeavour and smart studio deal-making which would once have been thought impossible.
They were there to pay homage to a politician for accomplishing something once thought almost impossible in India: making it easy to do business.
No, but by putting into place systems and structures that ensure these areas are good or outstanding, you can go on a journey which we once thought was impossible.
