I had always heard that sex in the ocean was an impossibility, but it seemed to work just fine.
A college graduate, Isoyen can only use his accounting degree to work for "the people," making self-employment in his chosen field an impossibility.
The period of the physical impossibility is limited to the period during which the employer is unable to permit the employee to work prior to a period of FMLA leave or return the employee to the same or equivalent position due to the physical impossibility after a period of FMLA leave.
Economists who didn't happen to work for Mr. Romney came to the conclusion that the plan was either a mathematical impossibility, or that it would result in a higher tax burden on the not-rich.
A physician reported that all patients would return to work if their body was "immaculate", again, "but as long as this situation was not achieved, patients considered a return to work impossibility".
It's impossible to combine work and motherhood – I have three children, aged 9, 13 and 16 – but poetry starts from impossibility rather than possibility.
The present work was limited by the impossibility to discriminate between Leishmania reinfection or relapse therefore the possibility of new infections among immunocompromised patients could not be ruled out.
The work of Webber, and others, opened the first acknowledgment of the impossibility to divide in a clear way planners and planned actors, decision makers and decision takers.
In the past year, as President Obama has recognized the impossibility of working with Congress to produce meaningful change, he has put forward the Clean Power Plan, new rules on tax inversions (which scuttled the Pfizer-Allergan merger), tough antitrust rulings, and now these overtime rules.
(That sounds like a logistical impossibility to me).
