Sentence examples for be impossible to exert from inspiring English sources

Instead, they argued that it would be impossible to exert real pressure on Iran now unless Mr. Obama made a bona fide effort to conduct a sustained dialogue with a country that Washington has only talked to in fits and starts over the past 31 years.

Their position was absurd, because it is impossible to exert this type of censorship in the electronic age.

But even a shadow of that sort of control has been impossible to exert over popular sites like Facebook and YouTube, where vast amounts of user-generated content are largely unsupervised.

Google has argued that it is impossible to exert monopoly control over the huge online marketplace, and has criticized some of the complainants for belonging to professional groups set up by its archrival, Microsoft.

It will be impossible to forget him.

Realize it would be impossible to be.

It may be impossible to like them.

However, as icIL-1Ra1 was also detected in the circulation, it was impossible to determine whether icIL-1Ra1 exerted its anti-inflammatory effect inside cells or through its interaction with cell surface receptors.

The Atlantic Monthly, having finished only "Fantine," the first of five parts, proclaimed that "it is impossible to escape from the fascination it exerts over the mind".

For the first few years of his fame Eminem, born Marshall Mathers, exerted a gravitational pull on pop and was impossible to emulate, making him only more powerful.

But what about those artists who don't exert any influence because their music is so sui generis it's impossible to incorporate elements of it, let alone copy it wholesale?