Sentence examples for impossible to form from inspiring English sources

"It may be impossible to form viable eggs this year".

Nevertheless, the opposition's boycott had made it impossible to form a quorate parliament.

After two indecisive elections it has been impossible to form a government, and a new vote looms in December.

See articleThe success of fringe anti-austerity parties in Greece's general election made it impossible to form a coalition government.

This implies, in particular, that it is impossible to form CIs that are substantively tighter using data-dependent tuning parameters, and maintain coverage over the whole function class.

In 1939, the Times film critic compared him to James Joyce: "It is now almost impossible to form any idea of what he is trying to say".

It is impossible not to form a feeling, or a whole raft of feelings, about an author.

If journals failed to survive — and it is the niche journals that would disappear first — the system of peer review might fall apart and it would difficult, even perhaps impossible, to organise it in another form.

When energy barriers are high, as with the protective subunits, it is almost impossible for transthyretin to form abnormal sheets.

A third of the country (Scotland, Wales and northern cities) has, he argues, become a no-go area to the Tories, making it almost impossible for them to form a government.

Mr. Shokhin said he was quitting because the selection of Mr. Zadornov was "a political mistake" that would make it impossible for him to form a united front on fiscal policy and debt negotiations with foreign investors.