Sentence examples for impossible to operate without from inspiring English sources

In remote and underdeveloped regions (e.g. rural Africa) where these devices are needed, commercially available technologies are usually too expensive, or simply impossible to operate without sophisticated supporting equipments.

"It has become impossible to operate in Syria without feeding the hungry mouths of these militias," he complained.

"It's impossible to operate all over Europe without that level of organisation," he says.

But it's almost impossible to operate on that strange, fleshy mass without a little luck and a lot of preparation.

"This bill is designed to make it almost impossible to operate a union".

Well, I can only tell you that while partnerships may be difficult, this business would have been impossible for me to operate without a partner.

Officials with other security companies said Wednesday that Blackwater now was the dominant contractor for State Department diplomatic security in Iraq, making it all but impossible for the State Department to operate without the company, at least in the short term.

It is impossible for law firms to operate without clients, yet only a small number of law firms are treating business development as a top strategic priority.

So, it seems that it is impossible or at least very difficult to operate without some kind of internal model with which to understand what happens.

Docker allows users to run applications in a way that is isolated from the host operating system, therefore preventing compatibility issues and allowing to run applications normally impossible to run without custom installations - like native Ubuntu programs on CentOS.

With this in mind, Kentucky historian Thomas D. Clark wrote in 2004 that extensive executive powers had been granted through the creation of a large number of commissions that reported to the governor: During the past century and a half, and especially in the later 20th century, it would have been impossible for state government to operate efficiently without a broadening of executive powers.