Sentence examples for consider it impossible to from inspiring English sources

That is the lowest level in 45 years, and most economists consider it impossible to maintain once the economy regains its footing.

It stated: "We consider it impossible to advise those whom we represent that the structure and protocols now confirmed for the Gibson inquiry can achieve what are essential ingredients for a public inquiry into grave state crimes.

This variety is still accepted by some workers, but others, such Robert B. Faden, consider it impossible to consistently separate from the type variety.

Some consider it impossible to make a definitive diagnosis of GID in adolescence, because they believe that gender identity may still be fluctuating during this developmental phase (Korte et al., 2008; Viner, Brain, Carmichael, & Di Ceglie, 2005).

He considered it impossible to think in a disconnected or artificially linked way.

A grateful Einstein wrote to the Frenchman, "I would have considered it impossible to investigate Brownian motion so precisely; it is a stroke of luck for this subject that you have taken it up". With these experiments the final resistance to the reality of molecules and atoms withered.

Although Darwin considered it impossible to reconstruct how life began, researchers today are making headway in coming up with molecules and cells akin to what existed in those earliest days.

Although Albert Einstein predicted BEC for massive particles in 1924, for a long time scientists considered it impossible to create a BEC made of light, because photons have no mass, which is a key requirement for a Bose-Einstein condensate.

Using a labelled design was deemed necessary as we considered it impossible to convey the essential elements of the burden of various tests without naming the test.

The concepts behind it defy all known laws of physics and medical doctors consider it impossible for homeopathy to benefit any person.

Hurst recalled that Vasquez and Fogg had considered it impossible for Willingham to have run down the burning hallway without scorching his bare feet.