Sentence examples for impossible to contrast from inspiring English sources
The drawback of these probes is that they are very sensitive to cross-hybridization; hence it is impossible to contrast the expression pattern of genes with a similar sequence (e.g.: members of a multigene family).
It is currently impossible to contrast the two approaches since SLE is a clinically heterogeneous disease and entry criteria between the two studies are different [ 3, 6, 7].
For many of us it has become impossible not to contrast our treatment, experience and expectations with those most white people seem to take for granted.
Bloomberg didn't criticize the Governor, but by positioning himself as the man with the plan, he made it impossible to miss the contrast with the Governor.
It's impossible to ignore the contrast between Sasse's casual joke about marijuana and the efforts of others in the Senate — and in the Trump Justice Department — to treat drug offenses in the harshest possible terms.
It was impossible to miss the contrast with Mark Buehrle, whose eighth consecutive Opening Day start for the White Sox produced seven innings of shutout pitching and the best U.S. Cellular Field fielding play since the DeWayne Wise catch that saved Buehrle's perfect game last July.
Pretty much impossible to disagree - especially contrasted with the benefits MP3 players and smartphones brought.
IT'S almost impossible to imagine a greater contrast in scale than that between the two main events at the University of Hartford's Joseloff Gallery in West Hartford.
After a few minutes, it's impossible to miss the stark contrast with Bre Pettis, the mutton-chopped, co-founder whose bespectacled face became as synonymous with the company as any mascot or logo.
The resulting images -- stark tableaus that showcase the barely-there house contrasted against impossible to miss landscapes -- are nothing short of breathtaking.
