Sentence examples for impossibility of gaining from inspiring English sources

The book will become a bible for aspiring chefs and, given the near impossibility of gaining a reservation, the best way to experience Mr Dabbous's cuisine.

Raul Castro announced the impossibility of gaining economic growth, lack of liquidity (money), delays in trade payments allegedly due to drop in the prices of exports and less oil from Venezuela, during his speech at the National Assembly of the Popular Power on July 8th.

Patients without conclusive diagnosis of second primary cancer due to impossibility of gaining adequate tissue samples were excluded.

In a twist, Thierry is required to spy on shoppers and employees alike, and his bosses want him to keep especially close tabs on his co-workers in order to provide pretexts for firings with cause, because of the near-impossibility of gaining official permission for layoffs on economic grounds.

With or without Jeremy Corbyn, the near-impossibility of Labour gaining a Commons majority in 2020 – whether because of Scotland, boundary changes, a hostile media or self-destruction – has to refocus the left on to what is possible to achieve from below.

Except, as a lesson in the impossibility of rich men gaining entrance, those wristbands are fake.

However beyond confirming blood glucose control matters, that is not clinically useful because of the impossibility of understanding how long such control has to be maintained to gain the benefit.

An impossibility, of course.

Impossibility of pure electricity storage.

The impossibility of a normal life?

The impossibility of a Paretian liberal: Reply.