Sentence examples for impossibility to make from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in the case of informational constraints (more specifically, spouses who do not know each others' preferences well) or the impossibility to make binding and costlessly enforceable agreements on the transfer of (in our case endogenous) resources, the non-cooperative setting is a useful benchmark.

Biopsy, as a way of evaluating atrophy is hindered by the impossibility to make repeated measures, and thus unavoidably comparing the thickness in two different groups.

He noted that "the peculiar circumstances of the Mediterranean Theater made it a sheer impossibility to have a hiatus of more than a week or two duration between Deception Plans".

He examines the ideas of identity, impossibility and God to make these points.

This would make it easier for the participant to accept the impossibility to fix this missed opportunity.

So let's put this on the list of impossibilities that we want to make possible within the next 20 years.

"But if staying home means you don't get paid, that's an impossibility, especially for families struggling to make ends meet in this tough economy".

He not only refused Hunter's requests for his body but asked to be buried at sea to make it an impossibility.

By law, the U.S. must give migrants fleeing for their lives a chance to petition for refuge in the country, but anti-immigration stalwarts in the government have been working assiduously to make that a practical impossibility.

The answer is that in such cases the interactions between the parts of these systems are so complicated, and there are so many causes acting on the systems, that the only way one can get independence of further determinants is by specifying so many causes as to make this a practical impossibility.

Dashiell and Marya Talbot thought that their most pressing financial problem was the five-figure student loan debt that seemed to make home buying an impossibility.