John Gray (Delusions of grandeur, Review, 11 February) writes that "it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that, for Chomsky, America is virtually the sole obstacle to peace in the world".
Some in Hollande's entourage have suggested that even Brégançon, with its private beach – albeit one on which it is impossible to avoid the lenses of the paparazzi – may be too grand for a French leader seeking to prove his normality.
Nonetheless, it is impossible to avoid the fact that Garena is putting its significant weight into social commerce and payments, two areas in Southeast Asia that many companies, including Alibaba and Facebook, are making a big play for.
Yet it is impossible to avoid what people are saying.
It is impossible to avoid adversity on this campus, and it exists in different forms for each individual.
Applying our enlightened views to historic art is a fraught exercise, but it is impossible to avoid.
Stevens would not normally address an article, but it is impossible to avoid free newspapers in hotels.
Despite the bonhomie around the BOA's offices, it is impossible to avoid returning to Coe's other role as IAAF president.
The Israeli military has very weakly argued that the Gaza Strip is so overpopulated it is impossible to avoid civilian deaths during operations.
"It is impossible to avoid all sporting events, and there have been nights on which debates and games occurred in most election cycles.
It is impossible to avoid drawing comparisons to Manhattan, where the presence of Central Park (at 843 acres) has made the real estate around its edges extraordinarily desirable.
