Sentence examples for be impossible to address from inspiring English sources

It would be impossible to address any of those things with the higher spending, taxes and debt Labour and the SNP are planning.

While it would be impossible to address all the legends on the subject, it is worth dispelling some of the more persistent misunderstandings.

Moreover, there are larger questions here that would be impossible to address in this limited space (most notably the ethics of writing about anyone, for any purpose that rewards the writer or alters the perception of the person being examined).

"We have also got really interested in how, by putting new amino acids in proteins, you can address … problems in biology that would be impossible to address otherwise," he says.

It is better to try to cover all sources of uncertainty instead of reporting one uncertainty in detail but neglecting others (however, in some cases, it may be impossible to address some sources of uncertainty due to the lack of appropriate data).

However, it is more likely that, in a pandemic, the risks of not receiving anything would be seen to be problematic especially when the effects of any inequality would be long-lasting or when they would be impossible to address afterwards (or through the sequential delivery of treatment by cluster).

Sadly, many persist in arguing that it is impossible to address the problem in ways that retain the 'informality' of productive working relationships.

It is impossible to address all of the rumours and allegations about myself, but I will state the facts regarding some of the most pertinent claims".

This is an important move, because without naming the forces that cause human suffering and environmental destruction, it is impossible to address them.

Bo said in his statement that it was impossible to address every rumour and allegation, but defended his academic record and extra-curricular activities at Oxford, where he was rusticated (suspended) for a year.

To demonstrate the benefits of this approach, let us consider a practical case that is impossible to address with currently existing chemical databases.