Sentence examples for be technically impossible to from inspiring English sources
But transistors are now packed so densely on chips that it may be technically impossible to go further without corrupting data, specialists say.
In addition to raising "serious doubts as to the legality of these proposals," Robert Parker, the president of the Canadian Tobacco Manufacturers Councill, said today that it would be technically impossible to print such packages in Canada.
"It may be technically impossible to lift it so that it comes on land looking exactly the same as it does on the seabed," Mr. Plunkett said, emphasizing that it was still "far too early" to have a definitive answer.
It would be technically impossible to repeat the October 2008 decision by the world's major central banks to simultaneously reduce their benchmark interest rates, for the simple reason that the Fed has held its benchmark rate near zero since December 2008.
Dolby has suggested to me that it wouldn't be technically impossible to add a wireless subwoofer to the system if LG decided to offer that as an option.
Nike (the kit manufacturer) and the PZPN had claimed it would be technically impossible to bring back the eagle on the kit, only to somehow change their minds amid immense public pressure".
Up until now however it was technically impossible to use these key influence parameters in the aftercare treatment process of human lower extremity fractures.
The firm had argued that it was technically impossible to prevent French users from reaching auctions of illegal Nazi memorabilia on its sites.
Yahoo's lawyers contended that the company was helpless and that it was technically impossible to identify Web users by national origin and block their access to sites.
The verdict raised an outcry among proponents of free expression and others who argued that it was technically impossible to block access to such material.
