Sentence examples for scientifically impossible from inspiring English sources

The official account was scientifically impossible, said the report.

But Geoff carries out his scientifically impossible annual goodwill mission out of solid moral imperative.

- He makes claims about his techniques which are not only implausible but appear to be scientifically impossible.

"There is nothing scientifically impossible, so far as I can see, in some people seeing that which is invisible to others," he wrote.

"You would only need a VERY basic knowledge of chemistry to know why this update is 100% false and even scientifically impossible," one user wrote.

State Department officials deny that indiscriminate spraying takes place, with an American Embassy official in Bogota describing the residents' claims of illnesses as "scientifically impossible".

But this was impossible, because scientifically precise gearing wasn't believed to have been widely used until the fourteenth century — fourteen hundred years after the ship went down.

Being singular in nature, such events are almost impossible to prevent scientifically.

Whereas classical behaviorism had viewed the mind as impossible to study scientifically because its states and operations are not directly observable, Miller began to argue that mental phenomena were a legitimate subject of psychological research and that they could be studied through empirical and objective means.

Simple divisions are next to impossible to make scientifically, yet we have developed simplistic ways of dividing people socially," says anthropologist Dr. Robert Sussman of the findings.

It is, therefore, impossible to measure health scientifically.