Sentence examples for impossible for reasons from inspiring English sources
Within the black hole spacelike and timelike directions change over, so that to escape again from the black hole is impossible for reasons analogous to those that, in ordinary space time, make it impossible to travel faster than light.
But, the complexity of the especially nonlinear models and associated modeling makes these reanalyses long and sometimes impossible for reasons of calculation cost.
Under Section 30(3), however, this is not required for reporting via a sound recording, film or broadcast where it would be "impossible for reasons of practicality or otherwise".
Some of them may require Congressional approval, some of them he can do himself if he really wants to, some may be impossible for reasons having to do with physics or the Constitution.
As Nichols recalls, "I said, 'Mr. Warner, it's impossible for several reasons.
When the co-operative applied to the Red Cross for help, it was told that it was impossible for logistical reasons, so the volunteers have to make do on their own with the means available to them.
Chiefly, that the emancipatory left must engage in the process of reform, and demand what is prima facie politically and economically possible within the current system, but nonetheless designated impossible for ideological reasons.
For Marco Rubio, the Republican senator who has been trying to craft a bipartisan immigration-reform bill, the idea that a goofball lone-wolf terrorist attack by a frustrated Chechen boxer and his younger brother could torpedo his efforts must sound bizarre.And yet it's not entirely impossible, for two reasons.
Our mission was not only to trap the ephemeral but also to experience it ourselves, which at the moment was impossible for three reasons: 1) the chafing of our nylon outfits; 2) the chunking of our military-issue Bunny Boots on ice; and 3) planes.
Non-destructive evaluation of mechanical material properties, like strength and fracture toughness, is impossible for principal reasons.
Authorities quickly realized this was impossible for two reasons: $700 billion was an inadequate amount to deal with the magnitude of the problem, and there were severe political problems connected to how those assets would be priced.
