Sentence examples for impossible to be carried out from inspiring English sources
A unity of power rendered rival schemes unpatronised by the State impossible to be carried out, and a powerful and semi-civilised ruler provided a practically inexhaustible supply of labour, besides very considerable assistance in the way of money.In the case of the Isthmus of Panama very dissimilar conditions prevail.
"Critics of the high-speed rail project abound, as they often do when something of this magnitude is proposed," he said in his speech, adding: "The Panama Canal was for years thought to be impractical, and Benjamin Disraeli himself said of the Suez Canal, 'Totally impossible to be carried out.' The critics were wrong then, and they're wrong now".
Similarly, the Panama Canal was for years thought to be impractical and Benjamin Disraeli himself said of the Suez Canal: "totally impossible to be carried out".
Similarly, the Panama Canal was for years thought to be impractical and Benjamin Disraeli himself said of the Suez Canal: "Totally impossible to be carried out".
In patients with large residual masses or multiple sites of residual disease, surgery may be impossible or may need to be carried out in stages.
Yes, but many of these punishments have been taken out of context, abrogated, or require a near-impossible level of evidence to be carried out.
Unfortunately, because accurate prediction of the occurrence of such diseases is difficult, if not impossible, surveillance and control can be carried out only after the outbreak has occurred.
It is impossible to draw causal conclusions from information obtained in this study, and longitudinal studies should be carried out in the future to confirm these findings.
Until now, Pyongyang's officials have argued that properly investigating the abductions of Japanese citizens was impossible as they had been carried out by "special organisations".
But since it is almost impossible to prove that an abortion has been carried out for reasons of sex selection, the practice remains widespread.
