Sentence examples for impossible to determine when from inspiring English sources

It would be almost impossible to determine when the decision-making should switch from one referee to another.

Indeed, he single-handedly preserved it as a judicial question, in a 2004 case involving Pennsylvania's Legislature, when he declined to join four other justices who declared that it is impossible to determine when a political map becomes unacceptably partisan.

Amici have similarly commented that the "breadth and amorphousness" of Item 303 often make it almost impossible to determine when disclosure is needed, and that the Second Circuit's approach frustrates the SEC's goal to give "wide latitude … in deciding whether forward-looking information is sufficiently certain" to support disclosure.

Although it is impossible to determine when a decision by a three-judge panel would come, it is logical to assume the decision will be expedited as well, said Michael Gans, the clerk of the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in St . Louis

It's hard to predict the future, so it's near impossible to determine when exactly those milestones will be met and everything falls into place, provided one would even know what the ideal situation in the minds of the decision makers is.

Again the ingenuity is in the complicated mix that makes it near impossible to determine when it is a man and when it is a woman being signified and signifying.

To adopt the most appropriate strategy, parasites need the ability to determine when continued survival is impossible (e.g. due to terminally decreasing parasite density or inevitable host death).

To come up with strict rules to determine when this is OK would be impossible, so headteachers need their discretion restored.

Scioscia said it was impossible to determine exactly when he might order a walk for Bonds.

But Judge Jones and Judge Barksdale said it was impossible to determine just when Cannon was sleeping.

Though it is impossible to determine exactly when Darwin became a transmutationist, the evidence suggests that he was conversant with the transmutational ideas of Lamarck and others and testing ("experimenting" with) them before he received a copy of Lyell's Principles of Geology, vol. 2, in November 1832, in which Lyell describes and disputes Lamarck's theory.