Sentence examples for impossible to devise a from inspiring English sources
Now, it's impossible to devise a truly foolproof regulatory regime — anyone who believes otherwise is underestimating the power of foolishness.
tests simply because it's almost impossible to devise a reward that cats care enough about to work for.
"It would probably be impossible to devise a scheme which is completely free from difficulty," he said.
Ultimately, technology executives say, the problem is a pragmatic one: it may simply be impossible to devise a copy-protection system that cannot be cracked.
Mr. Schumer said yesterday that the heady purchase price, $1.4 billion when fees and closing costs are included, made it impossible to devise a viable affordable housing plan.
But one theater executive, speaking on condition of anonymity to avoid possible conflict with fellow executives in a rapidly changing situation, said it was nearly impossible to devise a broad response to the killings without knowing more about the incident.
However, it would be impossible to devise any admission arrangements of any kind, particularly those with a geographical factor in them (including proximity to schools), that did not in the wider sense disadvantage some children; and, as all children belong to some social group, inevitably they will disadvantage some children who belong to specific social groups..
A lot of entrepreneurs have not worked in large systemised business or franchise operation before so they find it very testing and almost impossible to devise and implement a business system.
Perfect voting systems are also impossible to devise, but America's seems peculiarly stuck in a mid-tech wasteland neither simple and old fashioned (putting your cross on a piece of paper) nor simple and high-tech (clicking on a computer).
A regime that encourages the gifted to compete, and those who simply need exercise to do so in an enjoyable way, cannot be impossible to devise.
