Sentence examples for impossible to survey from inspiring English sources
The vagueness of the phrase made it impossible to survey the prevalence of any specific mental problem: It could mean anything from depression to mania or drunkenness; it might be the cause of a bitter divorce or the result of a split.
It would be impossible to survey all there is to say about truth in any coherent way.
Thus even when it proves impossible to survey Darfur's interior regions, researchers can use retrospective surveys in safe peripheral areas to gather vital, science-based information on events in inaccessible zones.
While it would be impossible to survey all the details of the numerous (the count goes by thousands) species of proton-pumping rhodopsins in the framework of this review, we would like to outline the major classes of such rhodopsins and stress the interesting mechanistic and structural differences and commonalities with BR.
The quantitative study was anonymous and it was impossible to link survey results with qualitative data.
Since the study began in 2011, and the intervention was first implemented in 2006, it was impossible to conduct surveys directly before and after the programme was implemented.
He requested that a naval ship Kaimon be sent to survey the islands, but ultimately a combination of miscommunication and bad weather made it impossible for the survey to take place.
Yet it was impossible to avoid the survey's bad news.
An alternative that has been used to address this issue is to "anonomize" the samples by stripping the identifiers from the sample in a way that makes it impossible to identify the survey participant.
But a majority of the medical officers did not answer the survey, and a majority of those who did answer did not complain, making it impossible to tell whether the survey found genuine problems or merely provided malcontents an outlet for gripes.
