Sentence examples for impossible to withhold from inspiring English sources

Ferguson's departure was confirmed on Wednesday and he admitted it had become impossible to withhold the news any longer.

The occasion of the story is frankly sensational, but such is the authority of the detail that it's impossible to withhold belief.

But as he faces that awful reality, it is impossible to withhold - amid all the emotions felt on this newspaper - just a tinge of admiration for that.

The nature of the publicity makes it virtually impossible to withhold the award altogether, which might have been the best decision.

"The operative, who remains undercover, was passed over for a promotion that many in the C.I.A. thought would be impossible to withhold from someone who played such a key role in one of the most successful operations in agency history," Miller writes.

It is impossible to withhold.

A weakness of our study design was that it was impossible for ethical reasons to withhold seriously deranged pulse oximetry values from the attending medical staff, which meant that our evaluation of the success of physical examination alone to detect duct dependent heart disease excluded the most severely cyanotic types of duct dependent disease.

A specialist in diabetes told the Inquiry it was almost impossible to detect diabetes in a person who wished to withhold it.

But it is impossible for Mr. Cooper's lawyers to make this argument in any detail because Judge Hogan has allowed the special prosecutor to withhold what he has already uncovered.

Congress is threatening to withhold aid.

In the Glomar case, the C.I.A. argued that there were circumstances in which it was impossible for an agency to acknowledge even the existence of relevant records without also revealing some fact that the government had a right to withhold.