Sentence examples for impossible to undo from inspiring English sources

Still, it was impossible to undo what had been done.

These transactions are difficult, if not impossible, to undo.

But it would inevitably produce environmental effects impossible to predict and impossible to undo.

As a practice with at least three different strands that have evolved over hundreds of years, it would be impossible to undo the westernification of yoga in 2015.

If the other Member States did not grant sufficient concessions to win over the British public, withdrawal was destined to be a consequence that the British government would find very hard or impossible to undo.

Showing considerably less prudence, the current Pope's immediate predecessors tried to bind the Church tightly to a series of doctrinal prohibitions designed to be difficult, if not impossible, to undo.

The fact that childhood adversity is so intimately intertwined with adult illness does not mean that those physiological diseases experienced by adults who had traumatic childhoods are not real or valid, or that their causes are "psychosomatic". The biological impacts of childhood adversity are not only genuine, but can be very difficult (and sometimes impossible) to completely undo.

Take the opportunity first hand to undo the impossible constraint that exhibiting these works behind glass imposes.

However, Fate works to undo the impossible births and begins killing them.

Coleman's struggle with crippling anxiety inspired The Summer of Impossible Things, her novel about a time traveller given the chance to undo a tragedy, albeit at the risk of her own existence.

Those who want to turn the clock back on civil rights also are trying to undo the Amendment's Equal Protection clause, making it virtually impossible for victims of discrimination to find justice in our courts.