Sentence examples for functionally impossible from inspiring English sources
It would be functionally impossible to say only consequential things to a baby.
For law enforcement purposes, most of the information the devices listen to is functionally impossible to recover.
It takes an hour or two to process each package, "an obstacle that makes their job functionally impossible," according to a 2003 Congressional investigation.
Democrats countered that the time limitations in Cornyn's alternative would make it functionally impossible to actually prevent suspicious individuals from purchasing firearms.
Republican legislatures and Republican Congresses have passed plenty of laws aimed at making it functionally impossible, prohibitively expensive, or psychologically humiliating for poor or near-poor women and girls to get abortions.
No evidence supports the claim of widespread fraud and the decentralized electoral college makes such a conspiracy functionally impossible – but the claim gives Trump something to blame failure on besides himself.
This is the broader point made by Norm Stamper: the militarization of policing, which involves beginning by assuming that the people being policed as dangerous, has made it impossible, functionally, to avoid escalation.
This later direct interaction has not been explored functionally; hence, it is impossible to conclude whether the impacts of CDK1 on maintenance of pluripotency are through direct interactions with pluripotency factors or indirectly through the large number of targets it may phosphorylate on human pluripotent stem cells.
However, only a handful of mutations in IRF6 have been functionally tested, therefore it is impossible to know the true sensitivity and specificity of these in silico prediction programs in this case.
Inspection of the corresponding situation with mRF1 demonstrates that this interaction is impossible but probably functionally replaced by multiple hydrogen bonding of arginine of the RT insertion and the switch loop.
Suicide and adaptive immunity are functionally coupled, so that it is impossible to maintain an adaptive immunity system without previously developing other functionalities that involve suicide propensity.
