Sentence examples for impossible to remove a from inspiring English sources

"The process makes it virtually impossible to remove a teacher within a reasonable amount of time," Mr. Klein said in an interview.

Now it is almost impossible to remove a tenured teacher.

What protected me was better than average scores on standardized tests by my students, the fact that I worked in very difficult schools by choice, the school and departmental administrators who respected what I did, and tenure, which made it virtually impossible to remove a teacher without documented evidence of malfeasance or incompetence.

Since hooks are barbed, it's almost impossible to remove a worm from a hook without tearing it once it's been baited.

In the end (to the annoyance of many) it is impossible to remove an element of judgement, of subjectivity.

"It's practically impossible to remove an underperforming teacher under the system we have now," said Gov. Brian Sandoval of Nevada, lamenting that his state has the lowest high school graduation rate in the nation.

Crystallization, chromatography, and other purification methods can remove some impurities, but it is impossible to remove all, and even a minor amount (less than one percent) can influence a sample's color.

Crystallisation, chromatography and other purification methods can remove some impurities, but it is impossible to remove all, and even a minor amount (less than one percent) can influence a sample's color.

The very solidity of these planned developments makes it almost impossible to remove all of the settler population.

Desalination can extract chloride ions (Cl−) from hardened concrete but it is impossible to remove all Cl− contained in concrete.

It will fall into crumbs that are impossible to remove with a scoop and will contaminate your litter and the box will stink of urine no matter how clean it looks.