Sentence examples for impossible to replicate the from inspiring English sources

The UK Athletics head coach, Charles van Commenee, admits it is almost impossible to replicate the atmosphere home athletes will face at this summer's Olympics in London.

The most feted producers are often prevented from expanding by law and geography, and it is impossible to replicate the weather that produced the 1982 Lafite.

He and his wife, Julie, had friends there, and a rich cultural life, but it was impossible to replicate the deep roots his family had in St. Francisville, which seemed an illuminated place.

Sundhage added that she did her best to have the players simulate shootout situations, but that it was difficult — if not impossible — to replicate the intensity of the moment.

In a recent interview, Infinity Ward's Robert Bowling explained that the Wii's relatively underpowered innards in comparison to the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 make it impossible to replicate "the cinematic experience" across all platforms.

It's impossible to replicate the taboo-busting radicalism of those earliest Norman Lear shows.

Although it's not impossible to replicate these results without tipping the machine, many labs may find it difficult, awkward and time consuming.

"It's almost impossible to replicate that, so no matter how wonderful they might make the Hungerford bridge alternative, it's never going replicate this unique collision of concrete, sound, skateboards, youth and architecture".

It would be impossible to replicate this setting in a high-rise.

It's impossible to replicate that sound in a small room – you can always tell.

Overall, the UK has prospered within the EU and the benefits of membership would be difficult if not impossible to replicate from the outside.