Sentence examples for though the only possible from inspiring English sources

It would seem as though the only possible drawback is that you would have to devote some brainpower to deciding what to do with it.

In contrast our little lab in Oxford is a mish-mash of buildings, starting with a converted hangar from airbase days, and finishing with today's shiny metal science sheds, as though the only possible relationship between science and architecture is a huge row in which science clobbers architecture.

That, though, is not the only possible response.

One answer (though not the only possible one) is that individuals may make the wrong choices, so that it is necessary to coerce or manipulate them to choose correctly.

A popular theory for their decline (though certainly not the only possible explanation) is that herbivorous eukaryotes, perhaps including the first animals, evolved at about this time and began feeding extensively on growing stromatolites.

In November 1935, Reith noted telling Guglielmo Marconi that "I had always admired Mussolini immensely and I had constantly hailed him as the outstanding example of accomplishing high democratic purpose by means which, though not democratic, were the only possible ones".

If someone wants to show affection towards you and you don't like them in that way, simply smile and say "I'm flattered that you feel this way," (and regardless, you should always be polite like that though that is not the only possible polite response) "but you aren't my type.

I believe LeBron needs to be in a place that is bigger and more dynamic than even he is, and the only possible place is New York (though as a Philadelphian it pains me to say that).

By no means are these elections of fuzzy operators the only possible ones, though all of them must contain the classical limits and satisfy certain mathematical properties [ 6, 12].

Actually, the only possible choice.

"It is the only possible solution.