Sentence examples for impossible to make use from inspiring English sources

These are all good suggestions, but if deadlines and excessive work assignments reduce free time to hours spent traveling back and forth to work, it is almost impossible to make use of this advice.

These frequently require undercuts and rotating elements that can be hard, or even impossible, to make using conventional microlithography.

There is a lot of weird talk about "whole without parts" and "tunable physical properties" in the press release but rest assured these are really cool masks and they would be impossible to make using normal methods.

An MRI is considered one of the best tests used to diagnose multiple sclerosis to date, although a diagnosis of MS is impossible to make using an MRI alone.[2] That's because patients can still register a normal MRI and still have MS. On the flip side, elderly people especially can have lesions on the brain that look like MS but which aren't.

Such a choice is often made when it is impossible or inappropriate to make use of a priori knowledge, even if information from available data and/or expert beliefs could be used to make these probabilities more distinctive.

It will make it impossible for Medicaid recipients to make use of the 28 Planned Parenthood clinics in the state and bans abortions for pregnancies that have reached 20 weeks.

(American specialists later told me that these locks, as far as they could tell, would likely make it more difficult, but not necessarily impossible, for a terrorist to make use of a stolen Pakistani weapon).

The attack on the world's financial capital, he said, has pushed the economy into unpredictable territory, rendering it nearly impossible to make intelligent use of the economic data for September and October and, maybe, even later in the year.

"It is impossible to make too great a use of photography in restoration," wrote Viollet-le-Duc, who resthatd that cathedral and others.

"There are so many physiological changes that take place when you push a body to its limits, it would be impossible to make one measure and use it as a gold standard".

Our study was not designed as the cost comparison study; therefore, it would be impossible to make any suggestions if the use of the particular warming system might be cost-effective in any particular clinical situation.