Sentence examples for impossible to do much from inspiring English sources

"It's impossible to do much of anything with a prosthetic hand if you can't feel," says Sliman Bensmaia, a biologist and computational neuroscientist who works on artificial limbs at the University of Chicago.

At many of the largely black high schools around Los Angeles, it is sometimes impossible to do much better than a 4.0, because of the relative lack of A.P. classes.

CEO Andy Rachleff explains that it's nearly impossible to do much analysis on how a mutual fund is performing — they only disclose the positions they hold at the very end of the quarter.

"To continue to grow, airlines have to expand abroad, but it's impractical and, in some cases, impossible for carriers to do much expansion on their own.

Take Congress's hammer away, or at least make it impossible for politicians to do much damage with it, and businesspeople will focus on making money.

Enough southern Democrats were elected along with the Republicans to make it impossible for him to do much in his remaining two years in office.

Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich said that the freeze "will make it impossible for [Obama] to do much of anything for the middle class that's important".

His three-year freeze on a large portion of discretionary spending will make it impossible for him to do much of anything for the middle class that's important.

Reid argued that short-term extensions make it impossible for state transportation departments to do much more than fill potholes.

However, the trade embargo made it all but impossible for the Cuban government to do much with their American dollars, especially after the US Federal Reserve fined Swiss bank UBS $100 million for its dealings with the regime.

It's impossible to do too much research, to know too much about your subject matter.