Sentence examples for perhaps not possible from inspiring English sources
It is hard, and perhaps not possible, to forge a theoretically significant distinction between working with one's hands and working with one's mind.
A shortcoming of the MCC test is that the null distribution for T r is not simple (and perhaps not possible) to compute for all r > 1 and is not exactly distribution-free in these cases; in contrast, the test upon which it is based, the cross-match test with r = 1, has a known distribution that is independent of the distribution being tested.
The temporal rapidity with which these events occur suggest that attempting to interfere with programmed cell death at a later time may be fruitless and, perhaps, not possible Retinas were obtained from male C57BL/6J mice.
So rather than say, me, as a manager, I've identified a bad practice, and now I'm going to convince others to stop doing it— that's perhaps not very possible.
A series of thematic studies will focus on the social, environmental, economic and governance contributions and impacts of SSF, where global synthesis is perhaps not yet possible.
The currently reported estimates reflect differences in the baseline risk and the distribution of risk factors between populations, but perhaps not the possible differences in the 10 year cardiovascular risk associated with a certain risk factor between populations.
Most carers agreed that completing three sessions a week would be feasible, but perhaps not always possible depending on factors such as motivation (both the carer and person with dementia), mood, or needing to prioritize other tasks.
This might be because the relevant genetic variation for such transmission has not appeared (or perhaps is not possible).
It is possible -- perhaps not easy, but possible -- to live in Orenco without a car.
If so, doesn't that imply that nobody fits?... Perhaps it is not possible to fit into American Life.
"Perhaps it is not possible to abandon one's children without moral and mental contortions," she writes.
