Sentence examples for impossibility of widespread from inspiring English sources
He suggests adoption as the basis for the spiritual primogeniture by which lordship is passed on, which would be preferable to general election, for Wyclif is clear about the impossibility of widespread recognition of grace in a potential civil lord: "It does not follow, if all the people want Peter to be their civil lord, that therefore it is just" (De Civili Dominio I, 18, p. 130.6).
There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud, and the US's decentralized system, which cedes election authority to state and city governments, makes a "rigged" election a virtual impossibility.
The anthropologist then moved on to the 19th-century accounts of widespread socially approved cannibalism among the Polynesian people of Rarotonga in the Cook Islands provided by Ta'unga, a Polynesian native who had been converted to Christianity and wrote for the London Missionary Society; Arens again highlights a number of inconsistencies and logical impossibilities in Ta'unga's claims.
The cost of £150,000 put a severe strain on the Scottish commercial system and led to widespread anger against England, while, seeing the impossibility of two economic policies, William was prompted to argue for political union shortly before his death in 1702.
An impossibility, of course.
Impossibility of pure electricity storage.
The impossibility of a normal life?
KIT FINE The Impossibility of Vagueness.
The Impossibility of Ultimate Moral Responsibility?
The impossibility of a Paretian liberal: Reply.
