Sentence examples for impossible to tap from inspiring English sources
Removing the magnification, which defaults to 150%, makes dialogue boxes tiny, difficult to read, and most importantly, almost impossible to tap on accurately.
By contrast, fiber-optic cables are typically buried in the ground and are virtually impossible to tap without physical access to the system.
One would reduce the maximum prison term for fraudulent bankruptcy, thereby making it impossible to tap suspects' telephones because investigating magistrates can do so only for serious crimes that carry long sentences.
Relay stations on the ground for commercial communication satellites and terrestrial microwave links have increasingly been replaced by fiber-optic lines, which are impossible to tap without a physical linkup.
But state officials and the governors' association contend that the fund is too small and, more important, virtually impossible to tap because of requirements established by the 1996 law.
Here are five tips to help you turn empty properties into affordable homes: It is impossible to tap into the pool of private property owners in your area without forging close relationships with organisations that can get you on to their radar.
After the Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing, Stockton will find it hard - if not impossible - to tap America's $3.7 trillion municipal bond market.
Of course, we are aware that it is impossible to directly tap phonological representations without involving other levels of representation and various cognitive processes; we will come back to this issue further below.
And with thick gloves on, he said, workers must resort to using the stylus, since it is virtually impossible to finger-tap on the touch-screen display.
Argentina, which defaulted on its debts in 2002, still faces legal claims from investors that have made it nearly impossible for the country to tap global debt markets.
But by qualifying its accounts on "going-concern" grounds, the auditors made it impossible under Italian law to tap the stockmarket.Is this the final touchdown, then, for Alitalia?
