Sentence examples for impossible to convert a from inspiring English sources

He believes that it is impossible to convert a mass newspaper-reading public to an electronic version until you can produce something that you can read as easily in a bathroom or in bed as you can a paper.

They [my thoughts] did not change because it is almost impossible to convert a person's thought at a particular age.

Participant [22] follows up saying: They [my thoughts] did not change because it is almost impossible to convert a person's thought at a particular age.

It is almost impossible to convert a fully differentiated mammalian cell back to the pluripotent state by only switching culture medium.

Second, it is impossible to convert all Muslims to non-Muslims, because they are mostly born in Islamic countries, and live and pass away there.

It is not impossible to convert pension values into dollars.

But, he says, "it would be politically impossible to convert cars to natural gas".

"It's quite honestly almost impossible to convert Clinton supporters," she says.

It would be politically impossible to convert cars to natural gas or to ask for gigantic tax breaks in this time of austerity.

In exchange, an American-led consortium would help the North Koreans build two light-water reactors, whose waste is more difficult (though not impossible) to convert into weapons-grade material.

After all, aircraft have been "flying by wire" for 20 years, so it should not prove impossible to convert mere motor cars.But for the moment, such gee-whizz electronics applications could be marred by a problem familiar to every PC user.