Sentence examples for unthinkable to consider from inspiring English sources

Why is it unthinkable to consider an N.F.L. player not going to college first?

It is almost unthinkable to consider whether Martínez, one of the most intimidating pitchers of his time, could ever lose confidence, but he agreed with that assessment afterward, saying, "It's still an issue.

It is easy for students, families, and schools to get trapped in a bubble of perceived prestige and status where it is virtually unthinkable to consider a college that doesn't have a "brand name". This singularity in thinking not only drives the anxiety around admission but also leads to missed opportunities.

Lastly, in everyday oncology practice, medical therapy and clinical research are so closely linked that it is almost unthinkable to consider them apart.

And until recently, it would be unthinkable to even consider over-ruling it as an obvious method of quality control.

The officers told him that this was unthinkable and asked him to consider a compromise and take it before the executive board.

After a winless round for Australian teams in Super Rugby, perhaps it is time to consider the unthinkable and consider culling another team, writes Bret Harris.

Can we just take a second to consider how unthinkable that would have been from Blair's new cohort?

"We must be in a position to consider the unthinkable," he told a parliamentary panel in London.

Soon I started to consider the unthinkable: returning home early to Melbourne, to structure and a sound state of mind, to my girlfriend, my family and my job.

The energy crisis has even led officials to consider the unthinkable: instituting daylight saving time, something they have previously declined to adopt because it might cause confusion.