Sentence examples for be impossible to decide from inspiring English sources
The unprofessional handling of these skeletal remains by the late Monsignor Ludwig Kaas, one of the Vatican officials in charge, caused the archeologists on the job to conclude that it would be impossible to decide which bones belonged to whom.
(The early Christians were given to picnicking at burial sites). The unprofessional handling of these skeletal remains by the late Monsignor Ludwig Kaas, one of the Vatican officials in charge, caused the archeologists on the job to conclude that it would be impossible to decide which bones belonged to whom.
Of course, all have their arguments, and it may-well be impossible to decide, but it's at least worth looking back at their careers.
Thus, for example, based on the calibration data it would be impossible to decide whether the protein concentration decreases or increases right after the beginning of the experiment.
But what if you posed a question that was impossible to decide by numbers alone?
Gift certificates and cash are often the best present when it is impossible to decide what someone wants.
The district court found that Connecticut's suit was "impossible to decide without an initial policy determination of a kind clearly for nonjudicial discretion". See id. at 319.
"Who had come best out of the extra time in the dressing room it was impossible to decide," was Puskas's only later admission.
It is impossible to decide whether this was a warning from the secret state to a democratic politician not to get ideas above his station.
So far it has been impossible to decide if these arrowheads were the tools of new people from Asia who replaced their dead cousins, or of a remnant of Clovis people who changed their technology and survived.
As McLaughlin pointed out, "Without this long-term perspective, it is impossible to decide whether a life course has been transformed or only temporarily modified". That vantage shows how graduating from college isn't the only outcome that matters.
