Sentence examples similar to combined impossible from inspiring English sources

The wide variety of study designs, settings, subjects, assessment and reporting methods made combining results impossible.

Therefore, it is worthwhile to try this combined quest for visioning impossible futures and thinking of their consequences by using the questioning mindset of What ifs? Undesirable futures, on its part, is an antithetical concept (to desired futures) that helps us clarify the kind of futures we want by thinking about their opposites.

We excluded studies of complex training interventions in which training was combined with and was impossible to separate from additional health system changes (e.g. improved staffing, health facility reorganisation).

Six studies were excluded in the original review: Bryce 2005, a non-randomised controlled study on health facility IMCI training, was excluded, as the training intervention was combined with and was impossible to separate from concurrent district health strengthening activities (skills reinforcement through supervised clinical practice).

Rigid working practices make combining the two impossible or unpleasant.

Some believe that her job is impossible, combining as it does the former foreign policy functions of the bloc's rotating presidency and the role of Britain's member of the European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union.

Combined, they present a seduction impossible to resist.

The combined effect almost achieved the impossible and made The Bill on ITV1 seem like an attractive option.

Tackling a feat that not long ago would've been considered impossible, they have combined the best solar technology with the most efficient motors and materials to take their plane, the Solar Impulse, on an epic, clean energy voyage.

It's not just hardware, either – the importance of software is almost impossible to underestimate combined with technologies like smart thermostats providing instant information on how much energy you're using – a huge change from waiting for a bill.

What would seem impossible -- a combined program that vastly improves our national health, employs the communities with the most wretched unemployment and reduces Medicaid and Medicare costs by billions -- is quite easy.