Sentence examples for impossible to breach from inspiring English sources

Smart contracts might also be programmed to be impossible to breach, efficiently or otherwise.

While cockpit doors are now reinforced and virtually impossible to breach, mayhem in the cabin caused by an out-of-control passenger with a knife would still ensue.

He found it almost impossible to breach the New Zealand defensive line and was forced to pass the ball, putting Cooper under pressure.

Hoover's Gap was barely wide enough for two wagons to pass through side by side; should the Confederates have time to mount a determined defense, the gap might well prove impossible to breach.

Certainly, such networks are virtually impossible to breach for an "outsider" who was never granted permission to join.

Brazil are keeping the ball in midfield, but there is a wall of white in front of them and it's proving impossible to breach.

Not long ago, I walked into a friend's kitchen and found her opening one of those evil, impossible-to-breach plastic blister packages with a can opener.

Shakespeare's inspiration for "Romeo and Juliet," "Pyramus and Thisbe" is a story of lovers separated first by a wall and then by death, and it resonates throughout this novel of tragic lovers and impossible-to-breach divisions.

The story of Pyramus and Thisbe is the central myth Cohen chooses for her novel, one taken, fittingly, from Ovid's "Metamorphoses". Shakespeare's inspiration for "Romeo and Juliet," "Pyramus and Thisbe" is a story of lovers separated first by a wall and then by death, and it resonates throughout this novel of tragic lovers and impossible-to-breach divisions.

The length and complexity of a passphrase makes it nearly impossible for hackers to breach by computation, algorithms or even brute-force trial and error.

However, that meat could not be accessed immediately, because the toughness of megafauna hides made them impossible for mammalian teeth to breach until build-up of interior gases split them [ 18].