out of the question

Idioms  

1. Impossible, not worth considering, as in Starting over again is certainly out of the question. This term uses question to refer to what is being talked or asked about. [c. 1700]

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Example Sentences

First-quarter GDP has also been somewhat weaker than usual the past few years, and another negative reading is not out of the question.

From MarketWatch

A two-year deal at a reduced AAV isn’t out of the question.

From Los Angeles Times

The title is out of the question and Slot is adamant that finishing in the top four or five is the target, but they still have the potential to make this a good season.

From BBC

However, a rebound in application software stocks isn’t out of the question, Jefferies argued.

From Barron's

Why a fourth isn’t out of the question.

From MarketWatch