Sentence examples for which would be unthinkable from inspiring English sources

Closure will write off this investment, which would be unthinkable in a commercial environment".

It is also ideally served rare, which would be unthinkable for a Texas-style brisket.

Web-gaming services such as Microsoft's Xbox Live or Blizzard's Battle.net offer skilled amateurs a chance to play against professionals, which would be unthinkable in, say, professional football or basketball.

One reason Mr. Hussein has allowed the liquor industry to continue, which would be unthinkable in a conservative Islamic country like Saudi Arabia or Yemen, is that he owes his power, nominally at least, to his position as leader of the secularist Arab Baath Socialist Party, which seized control in 1963.

It is a staggering error rate, which would be unthinkable if we were talking about making a credible diagnosis of heart disease or cancer.

It's a description that they themselves encourage, which would be pretty much unthinkable for an English Canadian student group that represents 80,000 members.

Shipping is a vast, complicated and wonderful industry without which modern life would be unthinkable and unthinkably different.

For Britain to join the kind of Europe which President De Gaulle wants would be unthinkable.

Angelina Jolie plays the famously gender-bendered role originally earmarked for Tom Cruise, and here we might pause to consider this sexist world in which a similar transition would be unthinkable for The Expendables.

Halfway through the book, Herz succumbs to the futile passion without which an Anita Brookner novel would be unthinkable (though it's a bit much to give her chilly, timid hero a name that means heart in German).

Two weeks ago, and 60 months later than originally scheduled, Ecuador permitted an International Monetary Fund review of the state of the economy and government finances, without which a bond sale would be unthinkable.It has also bought back bonds still held by "holdout" creditors at levels substantially higher than the 65% discount it obtained in a 2009 buyback of its defaulted debt.