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

These do not undermine the status quo as much as they make it impossible to discern stable features in one's life, and in one's relations to others, that are necessary if one is to act with integrity.

It's a sad reality that the Toronto housing crisis has gotten to the point where Craigslist posts offering rental options make it impossible to discern if the poster is being earnest or trolling.

We tried to warn him that the Rahm Emanuel strategy of never exposing the President to the possibility of losing a public battle was a mistake -- especially for a candidate whose campaign slogan was "Yes We Can!" The idea recently floated by David Axelrod that a national moratorium on home foreclosures would make it impossible to discern the "valid" foreclosures from the others is a Red Herring.

Unfortunately, the Hilliard singers, unamplified and distant, were engulfed by the sanctuary's sonorous acoustics, making it impossible to discern the texts in Mr. Sveinsson's piece and in "In Hydraulis," the complex Busnois motet that preceded it.

Hundreds of men pushed and shoved their way to the front, while others waited behind them for hours in the sauna-like swelter of the lobby, making it impossible to discern where the lines ended and began.

As if to emphasise the point, on September 8th FASB published proposals to close the one loophole that it thinks makes American standards laxer than those elsewhere: the "pooling of interests" approach to mergers.Under pooling rules, companies that are combining simply add their accounts together, making it impossible to discern the cost of the acquisition.

This made it impossible to discern whether a particular unit, such as the power business, was earning or losing money or whether its assets were growing or shrinking.

The screen is reportedly better able to render images clearly, making it impossible to discern pixels with the reviewer's naked eye.

In all the aforementioned studies mice bearing obligatory null alleles were used making it impossible to discern the cell-specific contribution of CYLD to the observed phenotype [8].

Importantly, previous studies that have tested environmental surrogates have involved simultaneous variation in most or all of these factors, making it impossible to discern the influence of any single factor.

A limitation of the current study was the presence of only three two-locus haplotypes, making it impossible to discern the effects other haplotype combinations had on clinical outcomes in this region.