Sentence examples for be impossible to document from inspiring English sources

You would have thought it might be impossible to document all of this in exhaustive detail, but we've had a go.

Miller's influence is impossible to document.

Al Qaeda Mr. Bush's statement that 75percentt of Osama Bin Laden's "people have been brought to justice" is impossible to document.

Claims of 80 or even 100 years are frequent and perhaps true, although thus far they have been impossible to document.

According to Phil Mooney, archivist for the Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta, it is impossible to document just when cooks first took Coca-Cola in hand.

While it is impossible to document with certainty the extent of the death penalty for juvenile offenders internationally, the State Department, the United Nations High Commission on Human Rights and Amnesty International report that the only countries other than the United States to have carried out such executions in the last 10 years are Congo, Iran, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Yemen.

So when press reports reflexively describe death tolls in Syria as "unverified" without further explanation of what, precisely, they mean by this, they do the wider public a disservice, perpetuating the notion that deaths in armed conflict are impossible to document reliably.

Although it is impossible to document it, the change in the climate from a cold, wet one to a warm, drier climate -- it had more rainfall, but more evaporation reduced bogs and marshy areas -- seems likely to have played a significant role.

But the costs of this "battle of the sexes" have been impossible to document in real life.

13Although the availability of demographic and statistical data on mobile pastoralists is improving, it is impossible to document with any accuracy any transformations in the numbers of these populations over the last half century (Randall 2015).

Although the availability of demographic and statistical data on mobile pastoralists is improving, it is impossible to document with any accuracy any transformations in the numbers of these populations over the last half century.