Sentence examples for impossible to try a from inspiring English sources

In fact, outside of North Korea, it's next to impossible to try a sampling of Pyongyang's culinary classics, unless you're in Vietnam of course.

But heavy regulation of rail service makes it impossible to try an innovative idea like allowing qualified start-up entrepreneurs to use excess capacity on Amtrak and travel at the last minute inexpensively.

And they made it all but impossible to try any terrorist suspect in a federal court.

In case of a free form element (such as a text-box), it is impossible to try all possible input values and find the mapping.

The nine men languishing in Guantánamo Bay are an embarrassment to the government, not because they expose Downing Street's lack of influence over the White House, but because, if released, they would be almost impossible to try in a criminal court.

As a consequence, it is almost impossible to try to systematically apply a specific memory parameter for the evaluation of treatment efficacy in this clinical area, as it has been possible for AD.

That is what is at the root of all prejudice and it is simply impossible to confront them any more than it is impossible to try and reason with a militant Islamic extremist who hates.

But TV is now such a vast enterprise that it is nearly impossible to try to distill it into a book at all, no matter how big or selective.

It is nearly impossible to try to truly optimise for a double bottom line.

It would be impossible to try to situate Lewthwaite within a movement, however ardently she would wish it.

Breeding: In captivity, it is next to impossible to try breeding fiddler crabs in a normal setup.