Sentence examples for be impossible to monitor from inspiring English sources

"It is going to be impossible to monitor if the companies are actually doing what they say".

Some experts question the accuracy of China's official reports, and say it will be impossible to monitor the nation's progress without a better system for tracking greenhouse gas pollution.

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.

If they do, it should not be impossible to monitor them night and day, either collecting enough evidence to convict them or making it impossible for them to operate.

Since the North has blocked international inspections, it may be impossible to monitor how much fuel it has made, or if it could be used to produce or improve atomic bombs.

Granted, it may be impossible to monitor children's every online activity, but don't leave children to their own devices -- literally.

Corrections officials say that with so few guards it is impossible to monitor youths adequately and defuse dangerous situations.

Raising unreasonable expectations is a clever ploy; as the CQC crisis shows, it's impossible to monitor the treatment of a million patients a day.

I am not saying that the Swedish security police should have detected Abdulwahab: I am certain it is impossible to monitor all those who might be preparing a terrorist attack.

Because it was impossible to monitor the island every day, the group ultimately capitulated to the trespassers, and by the end of last summer, started allowing kayakers ashore on select days, whenever a green flag was put up.

"It's impossible to monitor on the East End because over 95percentt of the closings don't have contracts," said Judi Desiderio, vice president of Cook Pony Farm Real Estate, which has 10 locations on the East End.