Sentence examples for because they are impossible from inspiring English sources

Skip the pricey tapestries, the heavy drapes and the thick carpeting, which all fail, he said, because they are impossible to air seal.

At least since the time of Hume, there have been philosophers who have proposed that metaphysics is "impossible"—either because its questions are meaningless or because they are impossible to answer.

Because they are impossible to shake.

These defy our current understanding of magnetism because they are impossible in equilibrium states.

It is the only model that does not need to know the positional coordinates of the ions, hence it can be used to examine structures that cannot exist because they are impossible to map into three-dimensional space.

When composing a math problem, for instance, she couldn't mention bananas, because they were impossible to get in most parts of Russia.

This, even though the dictator didn't like terrorists because they were impossible to control, and even though, as Blair admits, (the secular) Saddam and (the fundamentalist) Osama were on opposite sides.

Fresh from publication of his new novel The City and The City, his first venture into crime fiction, Miéville is musing on why crime novels are always "slightly disappointing", concluding that it's because they're "impossible to end".

Not because they were impossible feats, but because they were life events I never felt worth enough of achieving.

Previously, Playgirl was said to be considering publishing naked photos of the golf legend, but ultimately declined because "they were impossible to 100% verify".

Some behaviors have to be reined in when they start, because they're impossible to staunch once they've gotten going.