Sentence examples for biological impossibility from inspiring English sources

(Biological impossibility: eating and talking at the same time).

Most memorable was the response from Charles Darwin, which Fleming summarises as: "Women are at a different stage of evolutionary development, so genius is a biological impossibility for them".

The expansive influence of the unconscious teaches helping professionals that we can never be neutral - it's a biological impossibility.

Having said that, and ignoring the biological impossibility for a moment, I wouldn't have wanted to be a woman with children.

Somehow, I've convinced my two youngest daughters, now 7 and 9, that pregnancy outside of marriage is not just a social faux pas but a biological impossibility, a violation of the laws of nature..

This is not overly surprising, as this would result if the fitness of the extremely infrequent amino acids were underestimated and where their omission from the observed data reflects lack of evolutionary time rather than biological impossibility.

When I first came to Korea in 1994, Koreans would maintain that homosexuals didn't exist in Korea, which seemed to be a social -- and even biological -- impossibility, even to my newbie eyes.

"The Court … finds that Karla's desire to have a biological child in the face of the impossibility of having one without using the embryos, outweighs Jacob's privacy concerns," Hall wrote.

Moreover, because of the impossibility to force a human demonstrator to violate the biological law of motion, the dot was the only stimulus used.

This aspect is fundamental, especially given the practical impossibility of constructing networks models capturing all of the biological processes potentially perturbed in a given experiment.

Some exceptions are also made for "impossible attempts", which are divided into legal impossibility, impossibility through ineptitude and physical impossibility.