Sentence examples for impossible to fairly from inspiring English sources
JOE LOVANO Saxophonist This brilliantly made series was a huge undertaking, an attempt to tackle a subject that was nearly impossible to fairly document in 10 episodes.
"We argued that it was impossible to fairly try this case in Lubbock, in part because of the influence of Texas Tech University," he said.
It is too late to address educational and social disadvantage at age 11 and it is impossible to fairly determine academic ability with a single pass-or-fail test.
At the same time, I decided my lack of information made it impossible to fairly evaluate for readers Ms. Miller's refusal to identify confidential sources and how The Times was handling the matter.
It's impossible to fairly weigh both.
However, critics say it is impossible to fairly assess autistic claimants' needs without understanding the condition.
Mr. Putin's move, the first significant shake-up of the top levels of government since he rose to power in 2000, came on a day that two of his most prominent challengers indicated they might drop out of the race because the Kremlin's dominance over government resources, especially over state television, made it impossible to compete fairly.
31, pages 482, 483; we have decided to give the readers of the Ohio Farmer a taste or at least a synopsis of the subject of Darwin's Variations of Animals and Plants Under Domestication, "but we find it impossible; to be fairly understood the work must be studied at length.
It's impossible to administer it fairly and ethically, as the situation in Georgia clearly demonstrates.
"This is no book; who touches this, touches a man," Whitman wrote, and it is impossible to judge Hartley fairly without entering into that kind of emotional contract with his paintings.
Mr. Kalugin, who has been accused of disclosing state secrets from the Soviet era, has refused to appear in Russia to defend himself, and his lawyer, Yevgeny A. Baru, has told the court that made it impossible to defend him fairly.
