Sentence examples for and considered impossible to from inspiring English sources

The race is complicated and considered impossible to predict, since so many of the candidates have such important support.

Virtually all members of the Kikuyu tribe had taken a secret Mau Mau "oath" and it was considered impossible to release these men until they had "confessed" taking it.

In England, for example, although screening based on once-only FSIG was the most cost-effective option [ 12], the associated requirements for endoscopy facilities and staff were considered impossible to meet in the short-term: instead, a programme based on gFOBT was implemented.

Women who can feel sexual pleasure are considered impossible to control and so are unmarriageable.

But rising demand for clean electricity in burgeoning tropical cities, and new roads to areas once considered impossible to access, has led to plans for over 450 dams for the three mega-diverse river basins.

It is reasonable that these authors considered impossible to perform the immunostaining on Golgi impregnated material and, therefore, have done the opposite.

But hardly anyone fishes for them because they are widely considered impossible to catch.

(A resolution was considered impossible to pass, as indeed it was).

But in Europe, for centuries before d'Entrecolles's observations, the arcanum of porcelain was considered impossible to unearth.

In too many accounts, blame is considered impossible to assign given the complexities of modern-day finance.

Mrs. Kalt's specialty is finding plots that have long been considered impossible to develop or improvising strategies to make average listings sell for above-average prices.