Sentence examples for impossible to affect the from inspiring English sources

If it is impossible to affect the past, then God could not make use of his knowledge that Jones would mow the lawn on 1/1/2000 to bring something about before that date, if Jones had the power to refrain from mowing.

What it does seem to mean, though, is that there is less room than one might have supposed for the success of the solution if it is impossible to affect the past.(Rice 2006) It is worth noticing a further potential awkwardness for the Boethian solution.

On one hand, it is virtually impossible to affect the degree distribution of clustering without changing the degree correlations of order 3, and vice versa.

Indeed, as noted above, it is practically impossible to affect the concentration of one lipid in isolation.

Thus, it was impossible to affect cardiac progenitor recruitment from the secondary heart field because MLC2a was expressed in differentiated cardiomyocytes instead of in cardiac progenitors of the secondary heart field.

Patients' beliefs about CHD and its medication vary qualitatively and may not lead to healthy choices as patients sometimes consider CHD as impossible to affect.

But even if there is no explicit corruption, it's impossible for Trump's Presidency not to affect the way his partners value their associations with him.

Elsewhere, while visiting the Jamaican home of Bunny Wailer, the last of Bob Marley's Wailers, he admits to using "that exaggerated surprise it's somehow impossible not to affect when you're interviewing people: 'Really?!' " One essay, "Violence of the Lambs," introduces an academic zoologist named Professor Marcus Livengood, only to announce at its end that Sullivan invented him.

"It's impossible for something to affect Tuscaloosa without affecting the university," said Kelsey Stein, 21, a Spanish and journalism major who has been writing about the storm for the student newspaper, The Crimson White.

But, of course, there are cameras in the room; it's impossible to tell how they affect the behavior of adults or students.

"It's impossible to say what would affect the Garden more -- signing LeBron or the Barclays, which is bringing in 365 event days that didn't exist," Rosentraub said.