Sentence examples for impossible because of the from inspiring English sources

An exact comparison is impossible because of the limitations of standard classifications.

It is impossible because of the many distractions that he counteracts from his city apartment.

Reliable polling in such a situation is almost impossible because of the expected low turnout.

By then, working in northern Syria had become close to impossible because of the kidnap threat.

If I'm filming, it's almost impossible because of the hours, but recently I've started up again.

Open conversation was impossible, because of the guards, but a worker whispered to Germino, "We're not free here.

Navigation is impossible because of the river's precipitous upper course, its seasonal flow fluctuations, and its twisting shallow lower course.

If for no other reason, the demonstration is impossible because of the fatally abstract nature of human thought.

Comprehensive planning for urban growth after 1960 was rendered impossible because of the many confining branches of the lagoon waters.

Critics say that removing teachers is nearly impossible because of the obstructions that unions have put up.

He wanted to get in to where we were [but it was impossible because of the narrowness of the gap].