Sentence examples for impossible to conclude a from inspiring English sources

At the time, the Chinese government complained that the action could put the company, a major employer and star of the Chinese technology industry, out of business and make it impossible to conclude a U.S.-China trade deal.

It will be difficult but not impossible to conclude a negotiated understanding that holds the killers accountable and sends a strong message to anyone contemplating political murder in the future, while also preserving the calm that now prevails in Lebanon.

It is therefore impossible to conclude a causal-effect relationship between EGFR upregulation and fibrogenesis.

The District Court concluded that the absence of any pertinent evidence in the record makes it impossible to conclude, beyond a reasonable doubt, that respondent suffered no harm of the sort described.

Due to the inherent uncertainty in many types of empirical data, it may be practically impossible to conclude that a long and detailed empirical time series is stationary in the sense that there is no significant trend at any reasonable confidence level.

Usually, therefore, it is impossible to conclude that a no-show (or missing) had nothing to do with the severity and activity of the RA.

True population-based inferences about NTM epidemiology are usually impossible to conclude from a study of only hospital inpatients and outpatients.

Regarding Glu α-tubulin and the βIII-tubulin, we observed heterogeneity of expression among both the clones of MP6 and MC+ which made impossible to conclude of a simple profile related to TBCC status.

Unless one would know the relative importance attached to both dimensions, it would be impossible to conclude on an overall net improvement or deficit of HRQL.

If there is a mass revolt by Democrats, Mr Obama will find it impossible to conclude TPP and an even bigger proposed pact with Europe, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.

At present, it is impossible to conclude whether diarrhoea is a consequence of an absence of beneficial bacteria or if diarrhoea is an outcome of invading pathogenic bacteria or an overgrowth of opportunistic pathogenic bacteria.