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

Then authorities put tons of landfill beneath the manhole to make it impossible to reach the interior.

Mr. Obama is also right, as he said at a news conference yesterday, that the wildly partisan environment in Washington would make it impossible to reach an agreement on issues like these, which are not only sensitive but susceptible to demagoguery – as we saw this week.

This is very useful for the discussion of public policies in "second-best" settings, that is, in settings where incentive constraints make it impossible to reach Pareto-efficiency.

Some fear that prosecuting those responsible, especially political leaders, will destabilize this volatile, fragile country, which won independence less than three years ago, and make it impossible to reach a peace deal.

Furthermore, the vast open spaces in the region make it impossible to reach many locations by foot.

UNICEF is also extremely concerned that the rainy season will make it impossible to reach the vast majority of the 180,000 people who have fled across the border into Chad.

"These demands represented financial implications which made it impossible to reach an agreement last night".

"Unfortunately, Iraqi domestic politics made it impossible to reach a deal," Kahl wrote last year.

Bir Zeit University routinely faces curfews, roadblocks and road destruction, often making it impossible to reach.

The activists described "intense shelling" that made it impossible to reach the wounded and recover the bodies of the dead.

The company said it had located some workers in a raft, but "weather conditions in the area have made it impossible to reach the vessel".