Sentence examples for impossible to correct the from inspiring English sources

Restorers found it impossible to correct the damage, and so AXA had to pay up on the policy.

This outburst is in response to a question about what kind of music he listened to when he was growing up, and it is proving impossible to correct the 6ft 5in former trucker from Nazareth, Pennsylvania, mid-song, for two reasons.

Because the frequency offset translates into the possibly destructive combination of the incoming streams, it is impossible to correct the multiple CFOs at the receiver.

Because we put the mirror (reflector) as a sample, it is impossible to correct the system aberrations with this double pass configuration.

And it was during rare interviews with its chairman, Richard Foster, that he warned the commission may find it impossible to correct miscarriages of justice if the planned closure of the Forensic Science Service (FSS) goes ahead.

This suggests that the canvassing board might be in a position of having to address a protest of its returns the day before, or hours before, it was to certify the results pursuant to the deadline in Section 102.112, Florida Statutes, thus making it impossible to correct any error before the deadline.

Online personal data contain many errors, yet digital copies exist at different locations, making it nearly impossible to correct or permanently delete the data (PCAST 2014).

However we have observed residuals that have proved impossible to correct with this approach, being in part the legacy of asymmetries in the input edge-profiles.

And according to J. Williams—a specialist in science education who signed the letter, —"misconceptions set in primary will be very difficult, if not impossible, to correct 10 years later" (published in The TES on 3 July, 2009).

In many epidemiological studies, the reliability of the measurements is unknown making it impossible to correct for attenuation.

"Many of us were taught that the cancer cell was so messed up with so many biochemical abnormalities that it was impossible to correct them all and therefore really impossible to kill the cancer cell with medicines that hit specific targets in the cancer cell," Dr. Norton recalled.