Sentence examples for something not possible from inspiring English sources

The experiment offered a specific example of the progressive impoverishment of vegetation where both cause and effect could be measured, something not possible in most instances of pollution.

It is possible for students to start their own companies today -- something not possible 15 or 20 years ago, he said.

"You can then pick it up and put it to the side, which is something not possible with a 17-inch C.R.T.," he said, referring to conventional cathode ray tube monitors.

Multiple lumens in the device also make it possible to shape the dose delivered to the target, something not possible before with the GliaSite applicator.

The RAIS differentiates quits from layoffs, something not possible in much of the labor data that monopsony models have been previously estimated on.

Using the zero-inflated process dramatically reduced the bias of the results, allowing end users to make management decisions with increased confidence about where a target species is absent, something not possible with the traditional methods tested.

The 2010 census, in its final stages, has apparently been a success — something not thought possible just a couple years ago, when unsteady management, political interference and other problems threatened to derail the effort.

In support of that proposition, she cited remarks from President Bush (about the need to get Hezbollah to stop doing, uh, stuff) and Vice President Dick Cheney (urging Senator Patrick Leahy to start doing something not biologically possible).

The new EPG feature has arisen after users suggested it and allows viewers to browse other channels while watching an existing channel, and to browse the videos within a channel, something not previously possible.

Jaci Stephen of the Daily Mail said that Phoebe appeared to be melting Jacqui's heart which was "something not normally possible without resorting to use of a blowtorch".

While the efficiency of doxycycline-induced MuHV-4 reactivation was far from 100%, it was nonetheless sufficient to establish a reactivation phenotype for K3 deficiency, something not previously possible with pathogenesis assays [16].