Sentence examples for are considered impossible from inspiring English sources

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

Markov chains and other related forms of matrix-based models, such as Leslie models in population dynamics, are already widely in use (e.g. [ 5– 7]), yet in many cases the number of modeled states is comparatively small and/or a major part of the transitions are considered impossible.

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

Bigger and bigger jumps have allowed riders to push for tricks that were considered impossible.

This move was considered impossible under Mr. Murdoch because of his sentimental attachment to print.

Some of the films are blurred and fragmentary, and a complete revival of "Devil's Holiday" is considered impossible.

"You know, in the past, an agreement such as this would have been considered impossible," he said.

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

Encircled by mountains, watchtowers and wide thorn bushes designed to rip a man to shreds, escape was considered impossible.

He devised a way to solve a type of partial differential equation that hitherto had been considered impossible.

A psychiatrist once told me that I was obviously trying to psychoanalyze myself, which, professionally speaking, is considered impossible.