Sentence examples for it impossible to replace from inspiring English sources

It also has staggered elections for its directors, making it impossible to replace the entire board all at once.

Whether Bill Gates at Microsoft or Lee Iacocca at Chrysler, most companies ultimately find it impossible to replace omnipotent bosses, says Mr Birkinshaw.

They say local officers have been instructed not to allow any building materials or tents to enter the camp, making it impossible to replace damaged shelters.

There was disquiet, too, over matters on the 11th green, the outpost at the end of the St Andrews loop most vulnerable to wind, where Brooks Koepka found it impossible to replace his ball six feet from the hole.

Staggered boards (in which directors, serving multi-year terms, get elected in different years, making it impossible to replace an entire board at once) are even more popular: 3,052 of ISS's firms have a staggered board.

In some application specific advantageous features of LAS make it impossible to replace it by other harder and more resistant to abrasion materials such as: HSS, carbide or stellites.

When the shake bottle is knocked into a pocket, off the table, or where the open end of the bottle intrudes over a pocket opening such that it is impossible to replace it to its upset resting position, the shake bottle is replaced to the table's center spot.

The constitution of Italy has built-in guarantees against easy amendment, in order to make it virtually impossible to replace it with a dictatorial regime.

In particular, it is impossible to replace or recharge the power unit, so it is important to reduce energy consumption in the biosensor network.

"It is impossible to replace him".

There are so few of that model in circulation that it was impossible to replace.