Sentence examples for unthinkable problems from inspiring English sources

What the two countries do have in common are local solutions to unthinkable problems.

Mr Veliz realised he had to be on-call 24 hours a day to solve problems – an unthinkable notion when he was a state-employed restaurant worker.

"For the average person in the world, meditation is unthinkable because they have real problems to deal with: finding or keeping a job, or more than one; physical and health strains; family obligations; etc.

Nowadays, the major cities of the world have to solve problems that were unthinkable in past decades.

The first step in preventing the unthinkable is acknowledging we have a problem.

Tony Blair, the former prime minister who once asked Mr Field to "think the unthinkable" on welfare reform, subsequently claimed: "The problem was not so much that his thoughts were unthinkable as unfathomable".

Failure, both at home and abroad, springs from a mood in Washington that seems to make compromise almost unthinkable.Debt need not become a clinching problem.

I was setting myself up for an unthinkable amount of typing not to mention the problem of inventing plots, characters, setting, all that stuff.

It is still not unthinkable that a bacterium could solve the problem with plasmids (and if it is thinkable then it should have happened).

Lee explains that this Big Data wave will usher in a new era of multi-billion software companies, similar to the Symantecs of the past, that solve existing problems differently or new problems previously unthinkable.

Although, all the above problems are trivial compared to if the unthinkable happened.