Sentence examples for be impossible to answer from inspiring English sources

The statement, though delivered quietly, is laced with barely discernible resentment; but the punch comes in his follow-up: "How did you see him?" That question haunts the film and may be impossible to answer.

Modelling indicates that a corporation-tax rate three percentage points lower than elsewhere in Britain could raise output by 1.4% and create 27,000 jobs but only after 20 years, and assuming competing tax cuts do not wipe out the Scottish advantage.Gnarly economic questions remain unanswered some, indeed, may be impossible to answer in the next year.

The result is that A.I. has become disengaged from cognitive science, the old A.I./philosophy gurus like Minsky, Papert, Simon, and Schank have not been replaced, and questions like yours may be impossible to answer, if I.B.M., as seems likely, will keep the specs secret.

That question will be impossible to answer for some time.

If we put all other values aside and simply ask 'which is aesthetically better?', it might be impossible to answer the question.

On the other hand, they were able to ask questions relevant to the intentions of this intervention, which may be impossible to answer for outsiders.

This dilemma suggests that 'Why are there any contingent beings?' is impossible to answer.

"It is impossible to answer," he said.

Andersson Thiss question, it's impossible to answer.

But some questions, Ms. Koller said, were impossible to answer.

I think it's impossible to answer that question.