Sentence examples for impossibility of a single from inspiring English sources

And at a House Financial Services Committee hearing last week, during a confrontation with JPMorgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon, Porter assailed the bank's low wages by describing the impossibility of a single mom with a 6-year-old child trying to survive on an entry-level salary.

Dale Tuggy objects that a priori arguments for a Trinity of divine selves, like those of Swinburne, Stephen T. Davis, and Richard of St. Victor (d. 1173) fail to show the impossibility of a single perfect self (Tuggy 2013c; Richard of St. Victor 1979; also see section 2.5 below).

The different demises of the Wicked Priest and the tenses associated with them are often cited as evidence of the impossibility of a single Wicked Priest.

One galling aspect of selection and the grammar school system is the impossibility of providing a single form of final school-leaving qualification for all pupils that makes sense.

In most EMS system configurations, this level of volume would be a logistical-temporal impossibility for a single ambulance.

(11) Due to the current impossibility of obtaining a single FRET pair in the hexamer, which is composed of three dimers, it is not possible to obtain the distance information for the hexamer using smFRET.

I'd been driven round the bend by the impossibility of having a single conversation with anyone without the subject turning to politics – Trump or Brexit, mainly – and by the mystifying popularity of TV shows and novels with something to say about "the current climate", when clearly what's required is a break from that climate.

This is certainly true; in the impossibility of being single, female and famous without being either a marriage-breaker or a tragic spin, Zellweger has, since her split from Jim Carrey, been relentlessly portrayed as the latter.

Basic impossibilities occur between the two subsets of a single bipartition (i.e. AB|CDE or **...): grouping members of the left subset with members of the right subset is impossible, and vice versa.

This, together with the inherent impossibility to predict changes in product distribution, results in the restricted applicability of a single first-order reaction as predictive model for reactor analysis and design.

In a sense, then, anti-Semitic ideology developed in an attempt to reconcile that supposed impossibility with the conflicting demand that Christians should treat all men as children of a single God.