Sentence examples for impossible to select a from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to select a ramen joint from such a formidable selection, so just take the recommendation of Daikokuya with the underlying presumption that they're giving the humble, bewildered "honor to even be nominated alongside you all" acceptance speech of a young Oscar winner.

In the absence of comprehensive data and unbiased sampling, however, it may be impossible to select a priori the appropriate defining properties [8].

However, when this area was first visited, by Mariner 10, this zero meridian was in darkness, so it was impossible to select a feature on the surface to define the exact position of the meridian.

We did not restrict our analysis to specific CHD phenotypes because it is impossible to select a priori which forms of CHD share a common genetic etiology.

Figure 1 perfectly illustrates this point by clearly demonstrating that it would be impossible to select a best curve among the 10 shown.

However, when starting with a higher copy number T0 plant, it may be impossible to select a single copy plant because several copies may be linked, effectively behaving like a single copy.

Practically (if not also theoretically) is impossible to select an optimal coupling to a quarter-wave open ended coaxial waveguide loaded with media when we have a large range of the real and imaginary parts of permittivity.

During the hearing and in court filings, Hochman tried to make the case that media coverage of Baca's legal troubles will make it impossible to select an impartial jury in Los Angeles.

(2) Copying and pasting: It is difficult if not impossible to select the whole text of an article.

The main contentions in the lawsuit filed by NFB and ACB – which also targeted the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) – was that while the Kindle DX has a text-to-speech feature, the menus to select a book or purchase a book are not blind-friendly, making it impossible to select textbooks for download.

It would be impossible to select impartial jurors, defense attorneys wrote in a filing on Monday, because "the crimes charged inflicted actual injury on the entire local population" and "greater Boston, was itself, a victim".