Sentence examples for it is impossible to reduce from inspiring English sources
It is impossible to reduce the film to a political cartoon like the remake.
It is impossible to reduce biodiversity into a system of credits as envisaged by many offsetting systems.
In a deflationary situation, he said, a central bank has somewhat more difficulty in responding because it is impossible to reduce interest rates below zero.
It may be true that, in the long term, it is impossible to reduce unemployment by tolerating high inflation, that the power to make such a choice is illusory, and that nothing is lost by giving it up.
As one microblogger wrote: "If the employment environment remains the same, if the gaokao [entrance exam] is not cancelled, if the top universities still enroll only the students with the highest score, it is impossible to reduce pupils' burdens".
"You only have to look at the scale of industrial unrest in Greece to see that it is impossible to reduce a public deficit quickly if you do not find a way to persuade people to go along with the process.
But if you don't know how much you are using or how much is available to use in a given catchment, it's impossible to reduce water use or identify threats to operations from water scarcity.
Western urbanites could easily adopt elements of the eco-village lifestyle, she says, by forming car pools, say, or shopping co-operatives.Tipping pointUntil recently most people in the waste industry had assumed that it was impossible to reduce the amount being produced and were concentrating on putting the stuff to better use.
Because it was impossible to reduce the dislocation of the vastus medialis by arthroscopy, a medial access arthrotomy was performed.
And let's not forget that it's impossible to reduce body fat in specific spots; you can have the strongest ab muscles in the world, and they can still be difficult to see if they're surrounded by a layer of belly fat (sorry).
In 1 hip, use of a custom stem had to be abandoned since it was impossible to reduce the joint because the planned lengthening had been too ambitious.
