Sentence examples for impossible to restore from inspiring English sources

Once lost, it would be almost impossible to restore.

Conservators have found them nearly impossible to restore.

Consolidated Edison was eager to help, but the broken transformers made it impossible to restore power.

It was hard, if not impossible, to restore those pawns to life.

The city already commissioned a professional study that concluded it was impossible to restore the piece.

Seriously degraded waters, she said, were "sometimes absolutely impossible to restore".

"It is impossible to try to restore streams to some condition that is totally different, before we showed up, before we caused disequilibrium," he said in an interview.

More than two decades of doping by riders have battered cycling, and there has been widespread sentiment inside the sport that McQuaid's record during its time of crisis has made it impossible for him to restore the U.C.I.'s credibility.

The tobacco industry is trying to derail new regulations requiring large, graphic health warnings on cigarette packages Russia and China are still protecting Bashar al-Assad, making it virtually impossible for the international community to restore stability in Syria.

Patients with IBD must be supported with EN if oral intake is impossible or it is inadequate to restore the losses or malnutrition of nutrients.

Ancient habitats are impossible to recreate and many others difficult to restore or recreate.