Sentence examples for has been made impossible from inspiring English sources

Their true value has been made impossible to judge by decades of development prejudiced in their favour.

This task has been made impossible by politicians and columnists who appear still to prefer panic to reasoned argument.

Thanos Dokos, a leading Greek defence expert, says rational debate on such military extravagance has been made impossible by the supposed Turkish threat and a fear among politicians of being labelled unpatriotic.

ReprintsThis week Juan José Ibarretxe, the PNV man who heads the Basques' regional assembly, again called on Mr Aznar to hold talks with all Basque nationalists, while gloomily warning that "we may arrive too late, as communication has been made impossible, and Spain and Euskadi [the Basque region] may be unable to live together".

Some are from Africa, where their way of life has been made impossible by climate change.

It is doomed to fail, because the only thing that can create new jobs is new government spending, and that has been made impossible by the deals that he has been compelled to make with Republicans.

This crisis comes from it having been made impossible for you to see yourself reflected in the vision of life, beauty and wholeness that our religious communities attempt to create.

Somehow, presumably deliberately, it has been made nearly impossible to tell the difference between reality and the comments thread on an InfoWars livestream.

According to lawyer Cesar Ipenza, the administrative process to establish the park has been made "almost impossible" by the Energy Ministry and Perupetro, although he says weak government capacity is partly to blame too.

Letting go of this dream, a condition for the two-state solution, requires a process of mourning that has been made almost impossible by the humiliation of the occupation and the force of Israeli retaliation, culminating in the Gaza war last year.

Reid is ever the detached, gently sardonic observer: It recalled something I'd seen long ago in a wild-life programme about one of those grim, antiquatedly-armoured species for whom the sexual act, through a whim of nature's, has been made almost impossible to carry out.