Sentence examples for impossible to track all from inspiring English sources
There is a velvety richness to every song, and such variety of melody it is impossible to track all of them.
In fact, its activists have embraced the internet to such an extent that it's now virtually impossible to track all the bloggers, Twitter accounts and Facebook pages that have, for them, become indispensable tools of communication.
A big problem is that conventional research tools are ill-suited to assess the impact of marketing investment on behavior, mainly because it's nearly impossible to track all the steps from the moment someone sees an ad to the moment when they make a purchase.
When we put so much of ourselves online, it becomes practically impossible to track all of it, making true privacy elusive.
Zhu claimed that Musical.ly works in tandem with parents — many of whom, he said, participate in videos and hold "a quite positive view" of the service because it encourages creativity — but its sheer user numbers make it impossible to track and police all users against potential dangers online, particularly when some content is provocative in nature.
These group homes, in which residents live under supervision without receiving treatment, are not licensed by the state and impossible to track, but they are proliferating by all accounts.
Such women can be all but impossible to track down, particularly if they were African-Americans who lived at a time when the births and marriages and deaths of black people were recorded haphazardly, if at all.
Because of this trend creeping into all groups of workers, it's virtually impossible to track an employee's use of a personal smartphone.
