Sentence examples for impossible to preserve from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to preserve truffles, meaning only a small portion is exported.

One problem is that the cells of amphibians among the animals most endangered by a warming world—have seemed almost impossible to preserve.

As more refugees return, they will naturally want to bury or rebury their dead and begin to rebuild, making it hard, if not impossible, to preserve or record evidence.

Finally, just as it is metaphysically impossible to "preserve" our species from further evolution, it is impossible for us to control the process "from the inside out", because the genetic constitution of our species is shaped by environmental forces of selection beyond human abilities to control or even, as the phenomenon of emerging epidemics continues to illustrate, anticipate.

Special attention should be paid to convergence between the SLN and ARM nodes, which makes it impossible to preserve the arm-draining lymph nodes.

So while there are uninvaded lands left – and some, like New Zealand, may soon even be reclaimed – it's near-impossible to preserve every ecosystem.

Born in a cost-cutting Republican Congress that had seriously considered selling off this verdant jewel, the trust has a dual and, some critics say, impossible mission: to preserve and protect the Presidio while making the park economically self-sufficient by 2013.

The accompanying challenge -- difficult but not impossible -- is to preserve civil liberties in the process.

According to the economic projections released last week by the Congressional Budget Office, it would be virtually impossible for Mr. Bush to preserve all the Social Security surplus without abandoning his plans for an $18 billion jump in the Pentagon's budget this year or without proposing sharp cuts in politically popular domestic programs.

So by Henry's argument it would be impossible for anything whatever to preserve the soul from error.

Polaroid lives on, thanks in large part to the efforts of The Impossible Project, which seeks to preserve the analog technology.