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

Otherwise, the report said, runaway demand in those countries will put heavy pressure on supplies and make it impossible to achieve meaningful reductions in carbon dioxide emissions, the main culprit in global warming.

In both those countries, we have become trapped in policy "boxes" that make it impossible to achieve stability or long-term solutions, despite enormous investments of personnel and resources for almost two decades.

Kymlicka may object that doing so would make it impossible to achieve any of the three goals.

We must encourage the pursuit of higher education -- not make it impossible to achieve.

Anonymous accounts from wider drug websites likewise talk about opiates as things that take away your sex drive, make it impossible to achieve orgasm if you do have sex, and more often than not just lay you out in a total stupor.

In the second case, involving objections to Census sampling techniques, the Court similarly noted that "constitutional requirements," such as "each State shall have at least one Representative; and district boundaries may not cross state lines," "make it impossible to achieve population equality among interstate districts".

And fiscal austerity, which is supposed to limit the increase in government debt, has depressed the economy, making it impossible to achieve urgently needed reductions in private debt.

Targeting drug traffickers also makes it impossible to achieve any "awakening" on par with the American success in Sunni areas of Iraq.

But the Russian-made MI-17 helicopters that normally carry three tons of supplies each can only manage a third of that when supplying troops fighting at altitudes of up to 14,000 feet, because the thin air makes it impossible to achieve their maximum lift.

However, the use of AHSS causes higher stresses on the forming tools, thus reducing tool life and making it impossible to achieve the aspired process reliability.

The accuracy of a retro-synthetic tool on the other hand, relies heavily on the extent of the chemical knowledge that is incorporated within, making it impossible to achieve high accuracy while manually enumerating all probable reaction templates.