Sentence examples for impossible to develop and from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the industry has found it nearly impossible to develop and finance new plants.
Without elucidating the complex interactions of the molecular phenotypes that stand between genetic variation and disease, it will be difficult or impossible to develop new and effective approaches to treating such diseases.
Given the inconsistency in the data, it is impossible to develop a convincing and comprehensive physical-based model that can predict all the trends.
We demonstrated that the significant variation in rDNA copy number per cell of O. cf. ovata in culture systems made it impossible to develop a reliable and accurate quantification method based only on a plasmid standard curve or only on a pool of DNA target from cultured samples.
There are numerous target substances and it is impossible to develop the necessary knowledge and methodologies solely at the national scale.
"Without these important preliminary steps of listing and critical habitat designation, it would be impossible to develop a scientifically valid and legally defensible recovery plan for declining species," said Representative Norm Dicks (D-WA) earlier this week.
Although the steepness of the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains makes them nearly impossible to develop in many areas, development now reaches right up to the toe in several areas and extends into the mountains in some places.
One reason for this realization might have been that these planners recognized that accurate, long-range forecasts were impossible to develop due to the complexity and uncertainty of the business marketplace [23].
But soon the north-south civil war resumed, and vicious fighting between northern Arabs and southerners (who are mostly Christian and animist) rendered it impossible to develop a petroleum industry.
It is impossible to develop standards that are simultaneously challenging for and achievable by all students.
"It is impossible to develop any meaningful theory of political development without treating ideas as fundamental causes of why societies differ and follow distinct development paths".
