Sentence examples for has been impassable from inspiring English sources
The main road between eastern and western Bolivia has been impassable.
But the drugs have run into an obstacle that so far has been impassable.
And even the strongest symbol of Chinese-Pakistani economic co-operation, the Karakoram Highway the "eighth wonder of the world", climbing to over 15,000 feet (4,500 metres)—has been impassable since 2010, when a landslide blocked part of it, and is not expected to be cleared until this September.One serious problem for Gwadar has been the instability that plagues Balochistan.
Just days before, the lane had been impassable.
THE old Soviet ambulance lurched along a dirt road that would have been impassable to most vehicles.
Roads that had been impassable because of roadside bombs were de-mined, and people who had fled the Taliban for the safety of Kunduz City returned home.
If the surge had been just that much higher, subway tunnels would have flooded, segments of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive and roads along the Hudson River would have turned into rivers, and sections of the commuter rail system would have been impassable or bereft of power, he said.
Young opportunists rejoice in the predicament of their wealthier compatriots: the newer the car, the heftier the fee levied for digging it out.Over the past fortnight, at the height of the rainy season, the main roads to many regional capitals have been impassable.
For most of the recorded history of North America, the passage has been nearly impassable but the modernisation of ships and global warming has made voyages more common.
Resupply and troop rotation can come solely by helicopters, because the twisting dirt road to the castle has been made impassable for military vehicles by the destruction of two bridges — one that collapsed and another that was blown up by the Taliban.
Its rapid deployment makes this type of bridge very useful in areas struck by natural disasters by enabling vehicles to cross terrain that has been made impassable.
