Sentence examples for impossible to segregate from inspiring English sources

Since there is a secret ballot, and those votes were added to the rest of the more than 15,000 absentee ballots cast in Seminole County, it is impossible to segregate them and throw them out.

Second, it may be impossible to segregate feedback as being entirely relevant for a single steering institution.

In such a complex environment where state and non-state actors deploy largely the same tools and methods to protect or attack the systems, developing an effective cyber policy requires understanding that the Web is a critical global space that is impossible to segregate to damage only criminals or foreign adversaries.

Also, if the two constructs are integrated into the same locus or closely linked loci, it could be nearly impossible to segregate them away from each other.

It should further be pointed out that it is impossible to completely segregate these interdisciplinary connections.

Further, it is impossible to permanently segregate zoo animals from wild rodents.

It's impossible and artificial for our magazine to segregate based on nationality.

The dissimilar components have a tendency to segregate in one another, and it is impossible to achieve the perfect mixture of them in industrial settings.

I typically squeeze in my doctoral work during evenings and weekends, but in fact, trying to segregate family, work and PhD time is virtually impossible – my doctoral work is always on, running as a background programme throughout the day.

While doing that, Mr. Blum said, he realized it "was impossible to follow the contours of the district," because they were drawn to segregate minority voters.

Athletes tend to segregate themselves.