Sentence examples for also impossible to create from inspiring English sources

League tables for primary schools are also impossible to create north of the border as national tests for five- to 14-year-olds in reading, writing and maths were abolished in 2003 and replaced with an Assessment of Achievement programme, which arguably provides a better picture of overall, if not individual, performance.

This dullness, he argues, masks the damage and influence that these sectors exert but it also make it impossible to create stories because events like the financial crisis cannot be reduced to a simple narrative.

There is also a growing awareness that it is perhaps impossible to create a justice system that both executes criminals and avoids killing innocents.

The proposal also neglects to recognize that it is "virtually impossible" to create a less acidic environment in the body.

Not only does the ongoing unrest make it difficult, sometimes impossible, to create functioning medical facilities but it is also a drain on resources.

"These things are impossible to create with machines".

These conditions are virtually impossible to create artificially.

It will be impossible to create new AI Classic projects.

It's all but impossible to create coalitions.

"I've learnt that it's impossible to create an offensive cake.

Mr. Robinson added: "It's impossible to create that intensity when there are 1,000 people watching".