Sentence examples for it impossible to wipe from inspiring English sources

Rather, they say, their country's huge size and enormous population make it impossible to wipe out the trafficking.

And some researchers believe it is impossible to wipe out a fatal, incurable disease when it is transmitted through sex and carries so much stigma that people deny having it and avoid being tested for it.

The view that it was impossible to wipe out the Chinese nuclear capability -- and unwise to attempt it -- prevailed until Oct. 14, 1964, when the Chinese first tested a nuclear device, alarming President Johnson's administration and prompting some officials to counsel more direct action.

But panel members said it was impossible to wipe away every advantage an athlete might have.

It was almost impossible to wipe away; it might have been devised for graffiti artists who wished to protect their work against smoke and weather and erasure.

It is virtually impossible to wipe out terrorist groups, but, by God, you can wipe out countries that support terrorism.

But the report states clearly what many administration and Pentagon officials have long said in private: Without pressure from the Pakistani side of the border, it is virtually impossible to wipe out the strongholds of Taliban or Al Qaeda, except through American-led Predator strikes from the air.

The lack of any central computer server makes it all but impossible to wipe out illegal copies.

Unlike other types of debt, it's virtually impossible to wipe away student debt by declaring bankruptcy, and a few debtors have taken drastic steps like leaving the country to dodge collection agencies.

It was bloated and brown, reeked of human digestion, and was impossible to wipe off.

International health officials are increasingly concerned that a deadly strain of avian influenza has become nearly impossible to wipe out in Asian birds and will pose a continuing threat of starting a global pandemic in people.