Sentence examples for impossible to migrate from inspiring English sources
With the opening of the Bering Strait, c. 5.5-5.4 Ma [ 57], it became temporarily impossible to migrate to the Americas over land but later reconnections might have allowed terrestrial migration of cold-adapted lineages.
The third circle encompassed all other countries, from which it became almost impossible to migrate to Switzerland for work.
The dynamics of migration in China differ from those of transnational households in South-East Asia as migration is largely internal, that is, within the national boundaries, although the household registration system, or Hukou, makes it difficult, but not impossible, for families to migrate with their children into urban areas.
For developers who have user actions or content tied to Foursquare venue IDs it would be difficult (if not impossible in some cases) to migrate their services off the Foursquare location database.
Some have already started to migrate because their ways of living are becoming impossible.
And they've made sure that it is so painful to migrate off a mainframe that it's practically impossible.
But because these supergiants live so close to other stars (they don't exist long enough to migrate away from their birthplaces within star-making clusters), they are usually impossible to pick out.
The time and investment required to migrate the entire services to a new and unproven OS would make the task almost impossible.
To migrate is to be human.
