Sentence examples for be expected impossible from inspiring English sources

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In some areas, agencies are expecting impossible things from students".

Even though some kind of learning curve is to be expected, it is impossible not to worry about the pace at which the whole process is moving forward.

This solution was developed because with the current experience it was perceived difficult to predict how many and which unsolicited findings could be expected, making it impossible to inform the patient about this.

Also, heterogeneity in patient age should be expected because it was impossible to match the cohorts completely for the analysis.

The architecture of Hackney Free School extracts about as much as could be expected from the near-impossible conditions of its making, but it is time that the contractors responsible for public buildings were subjected to as much scepticism and scrutiny as their designers.

A high risk victim is officially defined as having suffered – or potentially suffering – an event that is "life threatening and/or traumatic, and from which recovery whether physical or psychological can be expected to be difficult or impossible... the potential event could happen at any time and the impact would be serious".

But China's Communists might be expecting the impossible of Mr Ma.

Even if better results can be expected from data produced by identical assays, in practice this is often impossible.

I think they are expected to achieve the impossible.

Nigel Newton, Bloomsbury's founder and chief executive, said the drop in adult sales was expected because "Khaled Hosseini is impossible to beat and there was huge pent-up demand for his work".