Sentence examples for impossible to gather from inspiring English sources

I don't have any hard facts on that, and they'd be pretty much impossible to gather, but if you think of every single gathering of people for a purpose, I reckon you can call that an event.

But National Opinion Research Center finds reliable figures nearly impossible to gather.

These designs have fewer problems with population stratification but have greater genotyping and sampling requirements, and data can be difficult or impossible to gather.

It is implausible, if not impossible, to gather detailed information on thousands of species of reptiles, many of which are secretive and difficult to study.

"I thought it would be impossible to gather together all these works because when we sent the early letters asking to borrow the pieces, the foundation didn't exist.

Precise figures about the plant -- it is also known as ska Maria Pastora and diviner's sage -- its use and proliferation are almost impossible to gather.

Now these proposals would make it almost impossible for anyone to gather the kind of information that might provoke enough public outrage to get these exemptions modified.

But the storm made it impossible for us to gather on our appointed day, or the next day or the day after that.

The police state in Xinjiang has made it nearly impossible for outsiders to gather first-hand information about alleged abuses that might be taking place there.

It's easy to see, from just a couple of minutes, whether a movie is of particular artistic interest; it's impossible, of course, to gather much about the scope or essence of the director's artistry or even of the particular movie's merit, but readily possible to see — rather, to feel — the distinctive tone and personal imprint in a brief series of images.

"The hosting providers have no idea that they're hosting The Pirate Bay, and even in the event they found out it would be impossible for them to gather data on the users".