Sentence examples for impossible to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

Some lawyers are finding it impossible to reconstruct their client lists.

After a while, it would be impossible to reconstruct the original accident.

This could make it impossible to reconstruct when and how they learned what inside information.

What "insane" meant to her is impossible to reconstruct in modern diagnostic terms.

"It may be impossible to reconstruct any criminal conduct that was caught on the tapes," Ms. Colson said.

The mist of legend that surrounds him makes it impossible to reconstruct his entire doctrine, which he probably never systematized.

In cases where so many records have been lost or destroyed that it is impossible to accurately reconstruct radiation dosages, workers can ask the government to declare anyone who worked in a particular building where radioactive material or residue was present to be included in a cohort.

For oscillatory signals classical results due to Nyquist set the limit below which it becomes impossible to reliably reconstruct the oscillation dynamics.

Yet the sparse and incomplete nature of this record often makes it impossible to inferentially reconstruct past societies in sufficient detail for them to serve as more than very general cautionary tales of coupled socio-ecological systems.

Without knowing where the piece was found, at what depth, or near which other objects, it is all but impossible to fully reconstruct the piece's history, use and meaning.

The enormous demographic loss during the British colonial era makes it impossible to adequately reconstruct the evolutionary history of the remaining Andaman populations, especially those of the Greater Andamans, who are critically important because they formed the absolute majority at the time of colonisation (1858), and spoke a different set of dialects[18].