Sentence examples for impossible less from inspiring English sources

2.55pm: "Peaches Geldof has achieved the impossible: less talented and more annoying than her dad - the mind boggles," writes Andi Thomas.

Yet, translation into effective therapies is even more challenging than sequencing--a task considered impossible less than 30 years ago.

The summit, which seemed impossible less than a year ago, has increased expectations across South Korea over a possible peace treaty, with local governments and civic groups flying so-called Korean Unification flags ahead of the meeting.

The lawsuit, the culmination of a long series of complaints about debate regulations, argues that it is nearly impossible for less well-known and less well-financed candidates to participate because candidates who do not draw at least 15percentt in voter polls are automatically excluded.

To find a larger house with a driveway and a garage in a "nice neighborhood" is nearly impossible for less than $300,000, she said.

With wages subsidized but the shoe company forbidden to fire anyone, estimating profit or loss is impossible, much less planning long-term investments in new equipment, said Ali Hadi, a manager.

"To do so would provide an incentive for healthy people to group together and get a great insurance rate, making it almost impossible for less healthy people to get health insurance".

Within this wealth of information is almost impossible to less experienced health professionals store all specific knowledge of their areas, and there is still the problem of difficulty of fast and easy access to knowledge in health, because this knowledge is mainly internalized in people minds and are not explicitly organized and documented.

Some interviewees incorrectly stated that anal STI transmission was impossible, or less likely than for vaginal intercourse.

First, boundary problems may be important since it can be impossible, or less probable, for some cases to be close in one dimension to other cases.

Alternatively, the resource may be of high value but have a spatiotemporal distribution that makes agonistic defense impossible or less profitable than alternative strategies (Monaghan and Metcalfe 1985; Janson 1996; Goldberg et al. 2001; Marmet et al. 2012).