Sentence examples for be impossible to either from inspiring English sources

"If [countries] plant sink forests and make inflated claims for them, they know it will be impossible to either prove or disprove those claims.

It would have been impossible to either p72 come in or go out of the city save by row boats and floats, or by the blocked passage overland southward.

"Disruptive" inmates are put for at least a week in a cube "torture cell," where it is impossible to either stand or lie down, Amnesty International said.

It was impossible to either rule-out or confirm TB in this group due to the lack of microbiological confirmation.

As to NSAIDs taken orally, there is probably a short-term effect, although it is impossible to either recommend use or not.

Without independent international observers in the field, he said, it will be impossible to monitor either side's compliance with the cease-fire plan devised by George J. Tenet, the American director of central intelligence.

Henceforth it will be impossible to work on either 'topos' or 'place' without talking Malpas's writings as the point of departure.

But without it, it will be impossible to have either.

It suggests that it will be impossible to convict either Mr. Motassadeq or Mr. Mzoudi unless the United States makes Mr. bin al-Shibh or transcripts of his testimony available to the German courts.

Unless you are in direct contact with the breeder, it can be impossible to ascertain either the breed or the Wagyu content.

And it would be impossible to keep the fact secret either.