Sentence examples for impossible to supply from inspiring English sources
It is impossible to supply the state with advice in a professional and composed way under this crazy judicial and media pressure.
The London mayor, Boris Johnson, has publicly challenged Cameron over Syria by warning that is impossible to supply arms to the Syrian opposition without weapons falling into the hands of "al-Qaida-affiliated thugs".
It must be noted that since the electrical charge has to be transferred from the energy storage device to the capacitor, it is still impossible to supply a high amount of current to the load for indefinite periods of time.
Stéphanie Arsac-Janvier, Head Pharmacist at the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC), says it is virtually impossible to supply controlled medicines swiftly to emergencies, regardless of whether they are on the strictest international schedule or the least strict.
It is commonly believed that the 1918 pandemic started in Camp Fulston, Ks., where like most army camps at the time, the "barracks and tents were overcrowded and inadequately heated, and it was impossible to supply the men with sufficient warm clothing". The 1918 influenza pandemic struck in two waves.
It appears almost impossible to supply or generate the lysosomal membrane structure within mitochondria.
To support this further premise, Nozick needs to survey the conditions that do made it impossible or severely difficult to supply due compensation for boundary crossings.
Because it seems impossible to get British farmers to supply young enough lambs, I was told.
A new round of attacks on the rebel groups by the Sudanese army, using helicopter gunships and the janjaweed militia, would make thousands more homeless and make it almost impossible for foreign aid-workers to supply even existing refugee camps.If Sudan's government continues to block the deployment of peacekeepers, the UN should impose targeted sanctions on the regime, as America already has.
That makes it almost impossible to control supply.
Berkeley has rejected government demands to build more homes, saying that "market constraints" make it impossible to increase supply beyond its present plans.
