Sentence examples for it renders impossible from inspiring English sources

This study approach minimizes the number of samples to be analyzed and is known to provide robust, defensible mean concentrations of contaminants in biosolids, although it renders impossible the determination of the true minimum and maximum concentrations in individual samples.

What Merton characterises as "double-talk, tautology, ambiguous cliche, self-righteous and doctrinaire pomposity and pseudoscientific jargon" is not just an aesthetic problem: it renders dialogue impossible; and rendering dialogue impossible is the desired goal for those who want to exercise absolute power.

And, in its application to the present case, it renders it impossible to remove from Chicago the vast bodies of animal offal there accumulated; for if the ordinance of Hyde Park can stand, every other municipality around the city can enforce similar ordinances.

Shoehorning Internet companies into Title II won't just slow Silicon Valley down to Beltway-at-rush-hour speed; it will also render impossible a great many things that have become part of our daily routines, like using on-demand services from location-based smartphone apps.

One of the technology's many advantages is that it renders it impossible for one seller to convey the same asset to more than one party.

Even though the owner is not excused because of strict impossibility, it is urged that American law recognizes that performance is rendered impossible if it can only be accomplished with extreme and unreasonable difficulty, expense, injury or loss.

Godard films torture as an experience that morally requires a plain and frank representation even as it renders such representation impossible.

It renders cell matter impossible to harvest, which isn't good news if you're in the business of cat and dog duplicates.

It has rendered it impossible for Hizbullah to hold the anti-government demonstrations it had promised for this week.

It's possible his personality had such a powerful effect that it rendered impartial description impossible.

This reality, by its very definition, renders it impossible that either party has conceded anything.