Sentence examples for it impossible to communicate from inspiring English sources
Downed phone lines and cellular towers have made it impossible to communicate.
Ms. Mogg said that for weeks after Sept. 11 the tenants found it impossible to communicate with the building's management.
Visitors to CenturyLink Field find it impossible to communicate their play calls effectively amid such a cauldron of sound.
With 90percentt of the island territory's cell towers out of service, people on the island are finding it impossible to communicate with loved ones on the mainland in the U.S., and rescue workers can't coordinate their relief efforts.
Although he had smoked joints before, Dickinson discovered that it was impossible to communicate with other band members if he was sober, deciding that it was "the price that had to be paid".
The thunderous sounds of the guns made it nearly impossible to communicate.
This doesn't mean that it is impossible to communicate about the consensus effectively – simply that the scientific consensus alone cannot overcome deep-rooted political divides.
Since beginning two weeks ago, the deficit in these vernacular phrases has affected nearly every English speaker on the continent, making it virtually impossible to communicate symbolic ideas through a series of words that do not individually share the same meaning as the group of words as a whole.
But it is impossible to communicate over that normally slow (in electronic terms) link unless both of you have the equivalent of T-1 bandwidth at your disposal.
It is impossible to communicate, much less bond, with someone who can't or won't focus on you.
