Sentence examples for is made impossible from inspiring English sources

A commonsense solution is made impossible because budgets and staff are so threadbare.

The problem is that "any kind of popular initiative, not under government control, is made impossible.

Supporters of the Castros have long argued that a transition to democracy is made impossible by US hostility.

MPs either have no power to debate and scrutinise legislation, or there are so many pages of it that proper scrutiny is made impossible.

According to the accepted narrative, Middle East peace is made impossible by a hard-line Likud-led Israel that refuses to accept a Palestinian state and continues to build settlements.

Friday night is made impossible for people, old people afraid to live in their own home, never mind out in the streets, young people often intimidated by other young people.

Which meant our work was made impossible.

In several southern provinces, polling was made impossible.

The critical point is that difficult decisions are made impossible without an evidence base.

For years such a joint commemoration was made impossible by Turkey's refusal to acknowledge the genocide.

Their true value has been made impossible to judge by decades of development prejudiced in their favour.