Sentence examples for it is impossible to add from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to add a continuous characteristic, as that would imply an infinite number of markets with no mass.

Furthermore, it is impossible to add a true consequence to a false theory without thereby adding additional false consequences (or subtract a false consequence without subtracting true consequences).

ChemDraw 15 interprets all Ac labels as Acetyl and it is impossible to add an Actinium atom to a sketch even via the periodic table selection menu or from file or line-notation input.

It is impossible to add any information that may not later be re-used for targeting, and any "like" may become a trigger to portray a user in a "Sponsored Story" or Social Ad.

If it is impossible to add the similarity maximum of the current step to a contig given the restriction on the previously-moved objects or if the tag pair with the correlation maximum does not involve any of the members of the formed contigs, the current similarity maximum is used to start a new contig.

However, it is impossible to add nitrate without simultaneously adding some other positively charged ion, and it is impossible to add calcium without adding some other negatively charged ion.

By that late date it was impossible to add Mr. Tabacco's name on the voting machines, so paper had to be substituted.

It's impossible to add up all the indirect environmental costs of a windmill, but a good proxy for this arithmetic is simply to compare the resources consumed (in dollars) with the output produced (in dollar value of the electricity).

First, when you send pictures or videos to your Posterous blog, it's impossible to add any kind of text or link to the body of the post from within the app (something I was able to do when I simply e-mailed in photos I took with my iPhone camera using the mail application).

Race directors in Boston and London say it would be impossible to add more runners to their already crammed courses.

You protest that the stipulation does not prevent schools from doing what they want, but as the AQA exam board says: "Technically it would not be impossible to add additional texts beyond the essential requirements, to do so would place an unacceptable burden on teachers and students".