Sentence examples for impossible rule from inspiring English sources

Across Midtown yesterday and last night, the "Mission Impossible" rule was causing frustration for drivers and the police alike.

Officer Williams, who has worked in the highway police unit for nine years, has a rule of thumb about who is exempt from security-invoked street closings, perhaps best described in shorthand as the "Mission Impossible" rule: All drivers are suspect, no matter who they are, unless the man behind the wheel is a chief of police.

"I seek music that is hilarious, sublime, impossible, normal, rule-conforming and rule-breaking".

Everybody can be successful, he argues, so long as they stick to a set of demanding but not impossible rules.

Patients we admitted without question ten years ago are now sent home and told to 'come back if you get worse.' In fact, it's so hard to admit people that I now send home patients I would never have discharged, simply to avoid the misery of explaining the problem to already over-taxed hospitalists who are themselves constrained hand and foot by impossible rules.

There were several areas of discourse, however, that failed the test of the principle but that nevertheless were impossible to rule out in this fashion.

However, in such correlation studies, it is impossible to rule out the possibility that the pattern was the result of other, unmeasured, covariates.

However, as long as the basis of natural selection on pvama-1 remains poorly known, it is impossible to rule out some role of natural selection in the pattern of sequence diversity observed in the New World.

But it is impossible to rule a civilization-state of China's scale on that principle.

It is impossible to rule out terrorist attacks.

Heightened awareness of division can make communities impossible to rule.