Sentence examples for it impossible to protect from inspiring English sources

Booming populations also contribute to global poverty and make it impossible to protect virgin forests or fend off climate change.

And in the redistricting that followed, the Republican mapmakers found it impossible to protect all of the tenderfeet from the normal Democratic tendencies of their voters at home.

He announced last week that he was giving up on his "labor of love," saying the deep budget cuts imposed by the state legislature this year made it impossible to protect his clients.

Not only has the NRA exposed law enforcement to greater risk by arming criminals with weapons often more powerful than police issued weapons, they have made it impossible to protect the public from gun violence.

It's hard enough to protect people from each other; it's impossible to protect people from themselves.

But with expert hackers targeting previously undiscovered security holes in Windows and Internet Explorer – because it will be present by default on every computer running Windows – it is impossible to protect against every attack.

Streeck's defence is simple: "It is impossible to protect wages against an unlimited labour supply.

But it is impossible to protect things like public health, while slashing public spending across the board.

But on the Tour's open course of 2,150 miles, or 3,459.5 kilometers, it is impossible to protect the riders at every turn.

Poems that sprang from the terrible realisation that it is impossible to protect one's own child – he would scratch out drafts in the snow with a twig, then practise self-control by obliterating them.

"And as far as I know, it is impossible to protect yourself against this kind of torpedo, and the Americans are behind in the development of this kind of technology".