Sentence examples for impossible to discount from inspiring English sources
But, epidemiologists warn, it's impossible to discount the possibility that in 1918, Princeton simply got lucky.
Despite, Murdoch's remarks about his son, it remains impossible to discount Lachlan, once the front runner to replace his father at the head of News Corp.
Although steps were taken to minimize this effect (such as avoiding data analysis for the first 6 months of the study), it is impossible to discount these concerns completely.
But Jacobson seems to want to make a veridical statement about Treslove's unhappiness, and this passage is forced to take its place in the novel alongside other data that are similarly exaggerated, similarly impossible to believe in, and yet similarly impossible to discount as mere fairy inventions from the Forest of Arden.
Frazier wasn't able to get absolute proof of arson from the archives or research, absolute proof that "criminal activity" was a reason for displacement – but the suspicion and allusions to foul play made it impossible to discount it as an official category.
It is a fantastical and disconcerting prospect that, given the context and complex evolution of violent extremism in Somalia, is impossible to discount.
It's impossible for fans of electronic music to discount the influence of the multinational label and production collective Sandwell District.
The tendency is to discount a desire for local ownership as impossible nostalgia; to portray it as a childishly simple misunderstanding of the world.
