Sentence examples for it was impossible to select from inspiring English sources

However, when this area was first visited, by Mariner 10, this zero meridian was in darkness, so it was impossible to select a feature on the surface to define the exact position of the meridian.

Since scarcely any objective data on best practices for OM in (specialty) hospitals were available it was impossible to select cases based on performance.

Second, it was impossible to select control sites beyond the district boundaries and to be sure that these control sites would not be affected by another maternal and neonatal health program in the very near future, making it impossible for us to attribute causal effects.

It's impossible to select a ramen joint from such a formidable selection, so just take the recommendation of Daikokuya with the underlying presumption that they're giving the humble, bewildered "honor to even be nominated alongside you all" acceptance speech of a young Oscar winner.

It's impossible to select just one standout performance — there are more than a dozen characters, all great — but among my favorites are Sydelle Noel, as a disaffected African-American stuntwoman; Britney Young, as the shy daughter of pro wrestlers; and Jackie Tohn, who has comic verve out the wazoo, as a spoiled Madonna wannabe who calls herself "the Cézanne of bullshit artists".

We did not restrict our analysis to specific CHD phenotypes because it is impossible to select a priori which forms of CHD share a common genetic etiology.

It would be impossible to select impartial jurors, defense attorneys wrote in a filing on Monday, because "the crimes charged inflicted actual injury on the entire local population" and "greater Boston, was itself, a victim".

It would be impossible to select terms of admiration too strong in which to speak of her "Non più mesta," either as a piece of joyous expression or simply as a vocal display.

It would be impossible to select the most summery dish in New York City (please feel free to offer your own nominations below), but I believe a strong case could be made for the the Caribbean-style porgy at Má Pêche.

In the absence of comprehensive data and unbiased sampling, however, it may be impossible to select a priori the appropriate defining properties [8].

Figure 1 perfectly illustrates this point by clearly demonstrating that it would be impossible to select a best curve among the 10 shown.