Sentence examples for is apparently impossible from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, it is apparently impossible to eliminate all such shedding.

But if you're 24 feet tall and weigh 10 tons, it is apparently impossible.

The reason we're given is that it is apparently impossible to put a budget on a restoration of this scale – which I guess is OK if you're minted, which Sarah and husband Graham obviously are.

They also found genetic material from the Truong Son muntjac, a recently discovered small deer, and from the small-toothed ferret-badger, which is (apparently) impossible to distinguish from the related Burmese ferret-badger without getting close enough to handle it.At this stage, the study is only a proof of concept.

This all brings us to the new season of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" (Sundays on the USA Network), which has added to its cast an actor about whom it is apparently impossible to write a sentence that excludes the word "quirky".

Thus, it is apparently impossible to determine the precisely equal ranges of rub occurrence T1, T2, T3, and T4, which may make some later procedures, such as feature extraction from the time-frequency data, difficult.

That's apparently impossible.

Unfortunately for Palinologists, we'll never know, because every witness to the whole debacle has their own political goals to consider, and it's apparently impossible to have a calm discussion about the woman on either side of the aisle or in the peanut gallery.

It being apparently impossible to saturate the market for grammar books, as Ezra Pound said it was impossible to saturate the market for guns, we also have Harry Ritchie's English for the Natives: Discover the Grammar You Don't Know You Know (John Murray), which is on the pleasantly scholarly end of the word-book spectrum.

It's apparently impossible to browse through a list of available content – the site instead tells you to search for the shows you like one by one (there is a featured list, but it only displays a fraction of the content available).

Removing one or more units from such a closed structure by a chemical reaction is apparently difficult, if not impossible.