Sentence examples for impossible operational from inspiring English sources

I tell myself that I'm learning new skills by working in difficult – or near impossible – operational contexts; and that I'm simply "focused on my career" on those days I wish I was out with friends.

In the face of calls for it to have different pricing systems at the till, to charge people travelling inside the EU and outside EU destinations differently, WH Smith has decided that this is impossible, stating that "operational and financial system constraints make any form of 'dual pricing' for our extensive product file a practical impossibility".

What's more, he says, it "may be impossible as an operational matter" because it forces companies to modify their computer systems, risk management strategies and most customer disclosures.

So, flying from the West Bank is impossible without an operational airport.

"It is close to impossible that she would have operational details," said an Iraqi intelligence officer.

These can all be used by government agencies and businesses to run experiments that would be hard or impossible to conduct in an operational setting.

Operational control "is an impossible standard given the length of the northern border" with Canada, said a Democratic Senate aide who spoke on condition of anonymity.

These have been treated as 'non-emergency presentations' for the purposes of this analysis, as with our operational definition it is impossible to have an emergency presentation without having a signal in Hospital Episode Statistics.

Furthermore, a stickier scaffold may allow cartilage repair as a simple one step procedure when extended fixation techniques, for example, transosseous fixation or biodegradable pin fixation, are impossible due to tight anatomical conditions or operational circumstances like the hip joint.

In fact, it's nearly impossible to tell if the company is still operational.

If the U.S. is going to help poor countries by buying food from local farmers, it must ensure regular and continuing funding; otherwise, it will be impossible for local farmers to make investment and operational decisions.