Sentence examples for impossible to attach from inspiring English sources

If successful, the vote would make it impossible to attach non-germane amendments like Mr. Inhofe's to the bill.

At a time when it is almost impossible to attach a universal meaning to anything, the crossroads linking satire to its target can be very hard to find.

The three experimental panels make it almost impossible to attach a lock, and each has different qualities of scratch resistance and durability.

He says it was impossible to say for certain whether the Crawley man intended to die - so it is impossible to attach a clear motive.

It is impossible to attach a single name to this clunker because, back in the early 1980s, so many thinkers were aching to sell us on it.

It's almost impossible to attach your life to another's and always see eye to eye.

The recent flurry of construction is being attributed to a community zoning change that is expected to be enacted in November or December that would make it impossible to build attached housing.

And even if the $14.5 billion is reinstated at a later stage, it could still be stalled through the introduction of extraneous issues or attempts to attach impossible conditions to its approval.The biggest and most outrageous such issue is wholly unrelated: abortion.

In the current political environment, both parties are likely to decide that comprehensive reform is impossible to achieve, and start to attach the least objectionable provisions to other bills.

Though the mast was added – and the Empire State became the tallest building in the world when it opened in 1931 – the difficulty in actually mooring soon rendered the plans redundant: high winds made it almost impossible for airships to actually attach to the mast, while there was no way passengers would ever be able to walk down a gangplank to reach the building.

Yet it's impossible not to become attached to him and care about his fate.