Sentence examples for impossible to exercise from inspiring English sources

All my friends say it's impossible to exercise.

The problem with drugs is that they cloud your judgment, making it impossible to exercise logic and reason.

Indeed, the Court has gone as far as declaring that property rights that were not legally extinguished, but became impossible to exercise under the old regime, are no longer worthy of recognition under human rights law.

Moreover, most experimenters were convinced that the operator of a flying machine would find it difficult or impossible to exercise full control over a machine that was free to operate in all three axes of motion at once.

This "fair use" right to use snippets of copyrighted works for the purpose of parody or criticism or scholarship, they say, is essentially impossible to exercise if the material is protected with digital locks and federal law makes it illegal to unlock them.

Some manorial rights were "impossible to exercise and of no practical significance", the MPs said.

The resultant chronic pain has made it impossible for him to exercise.

"It was impossible for him to exercise control over subordinates and contractors," Mr. O'Neill said.

Their job is to win power without either being completely cynical or talking themselves into a box that would make it impossible for them to exercise it wisely once they got it.

Toleration for pornography disempowers all women, for it perpetuates a climate in which women constantly fear rape, making it impossible for them to exercise whatever formal rights they have won.

As best we understand the government, its first argument runs along the following lines: that health claims lacking "significant scientific agreement" are inherently misleading because they have such an awesome impact on consumers as to make it virtually impossible for them to exercise any judgment at the point of sale.