Sentence examples for effectively impossible to from inspiring English sources

It is effectively impossible to tease out the specific effect of fructose in the diet because it is typically consumed on a nearly equimolar basis with glucose (e.g., as sucrose, or as a mixture in high-fructose corn syrup).

This sounds, to my ear, like a rhetorical misstep.Big entitlements, once they are well in place, are effectively impossible to repeal.

When traveling by air, it has become effectively impossible to avoid having a television set in one's line of sight either in the terminal or on the plane.

It is in fact one of the riskiest financial propositions in the contemporary media world and one that is effectively impossible to undertake alone.

They also argue that it is effectively impossible to remove anything once it has been published, as it can instantly be replicated via a screengrab.

The EPA proposed emissions standards for new power plants last year that would make it effectively impossible to build any new coal-fired facilities.

Throughout this I tried doggedly to penetrate the impenetrable: to do something effectively impossible, which was to show myself and the world that if you took enough exams, and passed them, you could glide seamlessly onwards and upwards.

However, despite these painstaking efforts the Labour party and Conservative backbenchers united to block any further progress, preventing government from securing a timetable motion without which the Bill effectively becomes impossible to deliver.

Author response: As indicated above, this is an important issue but we believe it is, effectively, logically impossible to explain our conclusions by the incompleteness of the data (Discussion, 6th paragraph).

Despite this, Transmilenio is also a victim of its own success: its buses can be so densely packed with riders that it can be effectively impossible not only to board them, but even to disembark at the desired stop.

"We have decided not to pursue patents in Europe because the system makes it effectively impossible for us to defend them," says Fernando Guerrero, the Spanish co-founder of Solid Quality Mentors, a multinational technical consulting firm.