Sentence examples for made it impossible to make from inspiring English sources

A Russian rescue vehicle finally docked with the sub, but its crew said damage to the sub had made it impossible to make the watertight connection needed to enter the sub.

Some grumbled that enough was enough: the constant rioting made it impossible to make a living.

It is that persistent above-freezing temperatures, creating the warmest January on record, made it impossible to make snow with machines.

When I asked for an explanation of a change which has made it impossible to make historical comparisons, National Archives told me that, since 2010, the figures now show only "those SIs which are published on our website" – so that many of those formerly included in the totals for earlier years have vanished.

He told Variety there was an "incestuous relationship" between the "media and political elites" in France, which made it impossible to make films about "current affairs".

But the demanding and unpredictable hours at his PR job made it impossible to make networking calls or apply for positions, even in the evening.

Unfortunately, it is increasingly clear that the nature of the college-football schedule makes it impossible to make that determination.

The diversity in size, shape, and composition of nanomaterials makes it impossible to make blanket statements about their safety.

Kantar declined to give any indication of how the size of the market has grown, though, making it impossible to make precise comparisons.

While a degree of uncertainty is allowable during studies of populations, which look for trends by comparing hundreds of genomes, it makes it impossible to make accurate predictions about one individual's health status.

My secret was making it impossible to make friends, I was sleeping in temperatures as low as 10 degrees, and as a bachelor living in tight quarters, I was constantly inhaling air riddled with strange odors.