Sentence examples for is impossible to exclude from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, it is impossible to exclude a victory of the Syrian opposition," Mr. Bogdanov said.

Mr Latham added: "It is impossible to exclude sexual assault because of the degree of decomposition". Dr Cary had also concluded that the girls' bodies were dumped at the site shortly after they were killed.

Otherwise it is impossible to exclude any of the possible scenarios depicted above.

As not all public workers are registered with ISSSTE, for instance public workers in educational institutions and workers of the public electricity companies, it is impossible to exclude all public workers and hence they comprise the group of formal workers together with all workers who are registered with IMSS.

Although menopausal urine donors are screened for symptomatic neurological disease, incubation of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) is impossible to exclude by non-invasive testing.

Since WHO does not systematically report on changes in reporting modalities, it is impossible to exclude the possibility that reporting changes in other countries may be affecting our results; however, this would result in upward bias, not downward bias, and thus would not explain our finding that DOTS has no effect on case detection.

We reviewed studies related in the close loop with inconsistency, it was impossible to exclude any study for a reasonable argument.

This new study took into account lifestyle factors that promote heart disease, but it was impossible to exclude actual illness being the cause of some of the health anxiety.

Frans van den Boom, an executive director of the International Aids Vaccine Initiative, said that even when a vaccine is developed, it would be impossible to exclude the risk of transmission between people.

According to a memorandum written by CFPD chair David H. Staelin '60, the committee is considering changes because "EECS SB students are not adequately mastering the fundamentals". The report adds that since it would be impossible to exclude material from any of the current EECS core courses, the only remedy for this situation is to add more required subjects.

If there is to be any kind of peace, it will be impossible to exclude them altogether.