Sentence examples for a climate that makes it impossible from inspiring English sources

In an addendum to the report, Kennedy and Byers accused UA administrators of fostering a climate that makes it "impossible for Dr. Kay to receive a fair hearing" at the university.

There's a lock mechanism that makes it impossible.

Congress would have to blow up the sequester deal that makes it impossible to invest money on the scale necessary to repair broken infrastructure and deal with the challenge of climate change.

Does that make it impossible?

Second, uncertainty in future climate makes it impossible to directly use the output of a single climate model as an input for infrastructure design, and there are good reasons to think that the needed climate information will not be available soon.

However, the inclusion of altitude makes it impossible to include climate change effects directly in the model and thus we excluded it from the predictor set.

But this adaptation comes at a cost, one that may make it impossible for these small mountain-dwellers to cope with climate change.

But Mr. Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said that the current political climate had made it impossible to consider such a difficult subject.

Thursday, Grubman quit his post at Salomon Smith Barney, a unit of Citigroup, frustrated that the "current climate of criticism has made it impossible to perform [his] work" to the standards his clients deserve.

Grubman quit Salomon in mid-August, complaining at the time that the "current climate of criticism has made it impossible to perform [his] work".

In a Facebook post this morning, the club's owners announced that, "the licensing climate in Hackney has made it impossible for us to get the hours we need to make Dance Tunnel sustainable in the long term".