Sentence examples for to think possible from inspiring English sources

Almost no one is talking about blocking the merger itself, a merger that a decade ago Exxon would not have dared to think possible.

There has been much talk of an Establishment cover-up but the truth is that sex abuse is a  reality which our entire society refused to think possible until comparatively recently.

Further, the difficulties arising out of Dedekind's proof of the existence of infinite systems can be avoided without the introduction of "metaphysical" arguments about time and Consciousness (see Russell, Hibbert Journal, July, 1904, pp. 809 12), as, indeed, your reviewer seems to think possible.

Three virtues stand out: an attractive style of play, which was settled early, and stuck with; the desire of unsung players to rise from the B-list to the A; and Holloway's own talent for extracting more from his band of brothers than even he would have dared to think possible when he was chasing inexpensive names and being messed around by agents in the summer.

Notwithstanding this, many adult disorders, such as major depression and social phobia, definitely occur in childhood and adolescence, starting much earlier than used to be thought possible [ 5].

But few seem to think it possible that that is really happening.

For people who want to think about possible permutations, keep this one in mind.

Trouble is, in reality, Shell wants to think the possible is impossible.

I began to think of possible colleges, hoping to find a good value that's close to home.

"We want resilient children, and a resilient kid has the capacity to think about possible solutions to problems.

A mathematician's job is to think about possible theories and ways to count things so that when problems arise, applications exist to solve them.