"unthinkable for" or "unthinkable in"?
| Let's think the unthinkable for a moment. |
| Doing so, therefore, was unthinkable for them. |
| Like Machati, I think it is unthinkable for Dr. |
| According to Sage Bharadwaja a fully flawless Muhurtha is unthinkable for years. |
| In fact, it is quite unthinkable for any teacher to be unprepared before a class. |
| This meant freedom of a kind unthinkable for most middle-class 11-year-olds today. |
| The very reason being, i know my heart beats just for one person and marrying some else is unthinkable for me. |
| Jesus then enters the very circle of God's presence and sits on God's throne, a thing unthinkable for a corpse. |
| But, it would be unthinkable for a Catholic priest of such good standing not having a strong tie to His Mother. |
| Only a few years ago, it was unthinkable for a Kenyan to earn any money, let alone earn a living from the trade. |
| Something unthinkable in Miami. |
| It's simply unthinkable in Bangladesh. |
| It's unthinkable in the modern climate. |
| Such a happening would have naturally been unthinkable in any third world country. |
| For this to happen when he was only 13 was, indeed, unthinkable in polite society. |
| He's always holding her hand and he kisses her in front of us, something that would be unthinkable in the past. |
| Such choice was unthinkable in the 1980s, when her father, Li Zhuang, was editor-in-chief at the People's Daily. |
| Like all guilds in those days it regulated the lives of its members in ways unthinkable in a modern trade union. |
| These would be unthinkable to a. |
| Not having children is unthinkable to me. |
| This may seem unthinkable to many at this point. |
| Something truly unthinkable to most fans of the sport even just a year or so ago. |
| While perhaps unthinkable to the cowboy class, it's how the rules of evidence work. |
| I could imagine though, that it sounds totally unthinkable to you in a Chinese context. |
| The notion of people simply settling illegally in large numbers in our suburbs seems unthinkable to Australians. |
| Indeed, Indian victories have become familiar in ways unthinkable to the cricket-watcher of the 1960s and 1970s. |
| Not doing something like stopping a volcano of oil because it is very difficult to do would be unthinkable to JFK. |
| That seems unthinkable to people, but if the government doesn't have any money, then it can't pay it out to people. |
| Our life is unthinkable without it. |
| Dostoevsky is unthinkable without Dickens. |
| Naregatsi is unthinkable without the Bible. |
| A visit to a relative's house is unthinkable without carrying a packet of sweets. |
| In olden days marriage ceremonies in rural Bangladesh were unthinkable without Pithas. |
| And the laws of libel and slander are almost unthinkable without having recourse to language. |
| Compulsion in games is unthinkable without the services of a sufficient number of teachers and organizers. |
| Even the humble table, the basic support for the still life, was unthinkable without its marketable image. |
| Any major development, including those in economic policy, would be unthinkable without the consent of the leader. |
| The development and indeed the very creation of European medicine, is unthinkable without the Arab's contribution. |
| That may be an extreme example, but it is unthinkable at an elite school. |
| Ending the war without achieving the war aim was unthinkable at that point in time. |
| Verdict A few years ago a maple kit of this quality would have been unthinkable at this price. |
| Unthinkable at the time, yet US bonds have continued to perform strongly for most periods since then. |
| Ten years before such a scene would have been unthinkable at prime time on BBC1; now it was nothing remarkable. |
| It is matter for sober reflection that such a thought would have been unthinkable at the beginning of last season. |
| I have now been NC for 3 months and though it felt unthinkable at one time, it is absolutely the best and only way. |
| I wanted to gain a psychological advantage by making the West Indies follow on - something unthinkable at that time. |
| The wages reportedly offered to van Persie by United would be unthinkable at Arsenal, which is where the problem lies. |
| This type of progress would have been unthinkable at its founding Your vision should be a reach but it also can't be pie in the sky. |
| Thinking through the unthinkable By Martin Wolf -- FT. |
| His mother had done the unthinkable by marrying a Muggle, and he had vowed never to make the same mistake. |
| In 2012, Newton did the seemingly unthinkable by recovering from a 1-4 start to the season to make the playoffs. |
| Sir Alex Ferguson's men had managed the unthinkable by winning the Premier League, the FA Cup and the Champions League. |
| Do not, in the name of God Almighty and for your own selfish interest do the unthinkable by flogging a willing horse to its death. |
| However, Khurshid did the unthinkable by issuing a rather open threat to Arvind Kejriwal and his band of anti-corruption crusaders. |
| However, they managed to do the unthinkable by winning the penalty shootout against German team on German soil in the Champions League. |
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| He was identified in the media at the time as a pro-Castro firebrand, trying to do the unthinkable by recruiting FPCC supporters in New Orleans. |
| Google went ahead to do the unthinkable by distributing their Android Operating System to everyone, for free, including to the wise men from the East. |
| Also today both male and female teachers are common in all secondary schools, unthinkable before the 1960's. |
| Finally, although it may have been unthinkable before the season started, the Suns have been much better with P. |
| James consents, and the staff prepare for an evening of entertaining that would have been unthinkable before the war. |
| A Change Square activist, he points to the fact that the opposition group's spokesperson, Hooria Mashoor, is a woman -- something unthinkable before the uprising. |
| It is unthinkable on my part to disregard her certified belief. |
| It's legal everywhere else and yet somehow it's unthinkable on the Island of Montreal. |
| This lax and unprofessional approach would have been unthinkable on almost any other issue. |
| In practice, that almost invariably meant what had been unthinkable for Labour, not what was unthinkable on the right, for whom such ideas were thoroughly familiar. |
| While unthinkable on a macro level, the Chinese government has begun to implement such a system in certain pockets of the law, most prominently in criminal procedure. |
| Even longer stretches of outdoor field work - overnight excursions to nearby glaciers, for example - become possible, where they are almost unthinkable on a normal university schedule. |
| Such a thing would have been unthinkable under Ted Heath. |
| But this is a right which was absolutely unthinkable under communism. |
| This improbable success story would have been unthinkable under the old system. |
| But this is literally unthinkable under the question put forward, which contemplates on more or less of, well, more. |
| It is not unthinkable under this scenario to have a multinational operation own the entire supply chain and be able to label it as Fair Trade. |
| The clashes with police, which would have been unthinkable under the secularist dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, felt like a disaster to Tunisian artists and secularists. |
| This would be unthinkable among true hackers. |
| A virtuous act is unthinkable among the lower forms of life. |
| It would be unthinkable among Beijing officials to shrug this adolescent silliness off and ignore it. |
| As people may have noticed, his habit is to do the unthinkable as a matter of routine. |
| Only a year ago the prospect of Haye clashing with Chisora was unthinkable as the former WBA world heavyweight champion prepared for a career-defining showdown with Wladimir Klitschko. |
| It would be unthinkable as a matter of public health to tell people that because seatbelts do not offer 100% protection against injury from car crashes, they should refrain from driving. |
| This was unthinkable as the good Hamas member to the Zionist, the good IRA member to a North Irish Ulsterman, the Good Al Qaeda to the US Army, and the Ku Klux Klan to the Black Panthers. |
| So again, we're entering new territory for James, which seems unthinkable considering his decorated past. |
| One was the election of the first African American president of the United States? an event long considered unthinkable considering the U. |
| Unthinkable during the day, dreams bring unprecedented possibilities. |
| Thus Egyptian President Morsi devoted more than a few words to the Palestine question, and spoke about it in ways that were unthinkable during the Mubarak era. |
| And note that two non-Arab Middle Easterners (Erdogan and Ahmadinejad) score so high, showing a decline in Arab nationalism that would have been unthinkable during the 1950-2000 era. |
| Currently you hear sets with Taio Cruz, Santiano and Adele! Absolutely unthinkable of just a few years ago. |
| Just as it is unthinkable of not preserving the UK Royal Family it is as unthinkable of not preserving the Buganda Royalty. |
| Furthermore, how many times have you done the unthinkable of playing the role of his girlfriend? Marriage isn't a closed book. |
| He has particularly huge admiration for Sir Norman Brook, who as Cabinet Secretary oversaw the planning for this most unthinkable of contingencies. |
| A German downgrade, or threat of one, would have been unthinkable until recently. |
| In a scene unthinkable until recently, opposition icon Aung San Suu Kyi has entered parliament and Myanmar. |
| Generally speaking, I don't bother to take a power adapter with me, a move which would be unthinkable with a notebook. |