Unconscious selection blends with methodical, so that it isscarcely possible to separate them.
An increase of its actual power by accumulation in time or place is scarcely possible.
Whether this state of mutual feeling is best furthered by the patriarchal system, by a police system, or by free competition, it is scarcely possible to say.
It is scarcely possible to doubt that the long-continued selection of qualities serviceable to man has been the chief agent in the formation of the several breeds of the horse.
It is scarcely possible to avoid laying stress on the commonness of a breed; and if certain foreign sub-breeds had been largely kept in this country they would perhaps have been raised to the rank of main-breeds.
Although the wings and tail often vary in length independently of each other, it is scarcely possible to doubt that they generally tend to become elongated or shortened in correlation.
From these considerations it follows that the perfect identity of very ancient and very modern volcanic formations is scarcely possible.
It is scarcely possible to determine the age of the oldest part of the fresh- water series of the Limagne, large masses both of the sandy and marly strata being devoid of fossils.
Such a child will almost always be too much noticed; and it is scarcely possible entirely to guard against the evil: hence vanity, and under bad management selfishness of the worst kind.
It will be scarcely possible for a future generation of philosophers to imagine with what an undisciplined ardour the anti-phlogistic system, thus enhanced by a new and fascinating nomenclature, was supported throughout Europe.
Distinctions might be established in pursuing the various modifications or properties of electricity in these different forms; but it is scarcely possible to avoid being struck by another relation of this subject.
In large old specimens there are ten, or even more, whorls of compartments, but it is scarcely possible to count them with any accuracy.
In the first place, I think, it is scarcely possible to recognise a species when under the 1/10th of an inch in diameter.
It is scarcely possible for a poet satisfactorily to connect innocence with ultimate unhappiness, when the notion of a future life is excluded.
It is scarcely possible to read Darwin's graphic description of the struggle for existence among animals and plants, and not marvel at their survival.
So frequent is the recurrence of these expressions that it is scarcely possible to open any portion of his work and not alight on one.
It is scarcely possible to conceive a more demoralising influence than a priesthood living such a life as I have described.
When we reflect upon this fact, it is scarcely possible not to believe that the function has been ordained for some greater purpose than that of removing a portion of carbon from the circulating blood.
Imagine a party of grave philosophers, with bags of silk tied to their mouths, stamping, roaring, and laughing about the apartment; it is scarcely possible to conceive a richer subject for the pencil of a Bunbury.
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