Sentence examples for impossible to reject from inspiring English sources
One cable operator said it was impossible to reject YES, given the Yankees' success and the need to give people what they want, or risk criticism.
Subsequently it was almost impossible to reject Mr Perry's findings, even though he came down on the side of the argument she had carefully considered and then rejected.
By the time a pair of tall blackish bronze floor lamps vaguely evocative of 17th-century Florence found a taker at £8,125, it was impossible to reject the feeling that bidders were going after the objects for their connection with Cowdray Park and its famous owners.
The point estimates indicate that the population in municipalities near the constructed airports increased by 5% from 1970 to 1980, but the overall imprecision of the estimates makes it impossible to reject the hypothesis that the airports had no regional impacts.
When Jerusalem one-sidedly contains the return of Jewish property to Jewish hands, and having a normal justice system and courts, it would be impossible to reject Arab claims to their houses in Talbiya, Katamon, and Tel Aviv.
Since all 95% confidence intervals of effect estimates clearly overlap with zero, it is impossible to reject the null hypothesis (that the intervention did not have any effect).
Of course, it is impossible to completely reject genetic and ecological explanations as possible influences on the acquisition of behavioral traits, especially for ecologically functional behavior, and it is likely that both factors play at least a minor role in explaining the patterning of variation in most if not all of the behavior patterns termed "traditions".
A new graph from the World Meteorological Organization showing global temperature by decade should make it impossible for anyone to reject the idea of global warming.
It is impossible to reconcile rejecting freedom of movement and the jurisdiction of the European court of justice with continued membership of the single market.
Greece's membership in the euro zone made currency devaluation impossible, and it had less political room to reject I.M.F.
