Sentence examples for for the impossibility from inspiring English sources

Suffice it to say that but for the impossibility of carving up Brussels, the country might do a Czechoslovak-style split.

In fact, while Robinson charts two centuries in the life of such a craft, he's almost arguing for the impossibility of the whole idea.

Characters who argue for original sin — for the pre-existing state of war, for the impossibility of innocence, for the silliness of sweet, self-aggrandizing myths about people who "sprout from the plains like spring grasses" — are rarely anything but stone-cold villains in Hollywood movies.

His experience of working at the Ministry of Defence during the strategic defence review has left him with compassion for the impossibility of fulfilling conflicting remits, rather than anger at the mandarins for cocking up, and rather than take the cash on offer with a second world war fol low-up to Tommy, he's happy to leave the field clear for his colleague Gary Sheffield.

However, as we have seen, other arguments for the impossibility of affecting the past go further, and incorporate an explanation for the impossibility.

Similarly, Robert Kirk (1999) has argued for the impossibility of zombies.

One of them is to use lower cost equipment with reduced safety integrity level, but with a design that would fail to a safe state: in case of the impossibility for the system to know whether a train is approaching, the crossing changes to a passive crossing.

The thing about the other shore is you're never on it: a fine metaphor for the impossibilities of communication.

For Nagarjuna, the impossibility of such production is confirmed in the Prajnaparamita sutras by the claim that all phenomena are anutpada ("unproduced").

In G3-PLC, for instance, the impossibility of fitting more than two Reed-Solomon blocks per frame leads to an efficiency of 78% when D8PSK is employed.

It is still deployed as a justification for keeping, the impossibility and lose-lose approach alive.