Sentence examples for impossible to assign to from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to assign to one person, but it's very easy to share it among four: Cameron.

Assignments were then made at the genus level, as it is impossible to assign to the correct species.

Nearly three quarters of the latter (18,058) were of the variety in which there was an ambiguity code representing a variant in one genotype, but low or no coverage in the other, making it impossible to assign to a definitive category using our threshold criteria.

" Nu deng*" was assigned to animal identified but impossible to assigned to a particular species; in Thai language, "red rat".

The KS proof then shows that it is impossible (given its premises, of course) to assign to the spin-1 particle values for all these arbitrary choices.

Nothing is known of the authorship of the sagas of Icelanders, and it has proved impossible to assign a definite date to many of them.

But without knowing the size of the subsidies or how fast they would grow, it is impossible to assign a dollar value to the cost, as the Obama campaign has tried to do.

"So radically do her novels differ from one another (the spareness of 'Standard Dreaming,' for instance, set beside the baroque complexities of 'The New Yorkers'), it has been impossible to assign her to the sort of ready-made category that literary journalism seems too often to insist upon".

It is impossible to assign the various architects named by ancient authors to the respective phases of the temple.

In too many accounts, blame is considered impossible to assign given the complexities of modern-day finance.

Literary Occasions by VS Naipaul Picador £16.99, pp203 When the critic considers the contemporary writer, it is virtually impossible to assign greatness.