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

Last week, Imran Khan, who represented the family of Stephen Lawrence, said the cuts would make it impossible to take on a similar case today.

Indeed, being deeply immersed may be a positive disadvantage, in that it might make it impossible to take a clear-sighted, impartial view.

So the guide was right to uncover the horse, something was moving in fast and soon would blanket the beach and make it impossible to take direction, unless you knew the route, which few did in those thick conditions.

Unfortunately, there's something equally rancid about her lyrics, which feature the kind of dark-side cliches that make it impossible to take the Kills too seriously, such as "I must tap your evil well, 'cos boy, do you come roaring like a bat out of hell".

Kelsey Brookfield as Portia and Chris Myles as her companion Nerissa are dressed in tatty drag — clunking heels, ragged fishnets, corsets that scarcely hide hairy chests — that make it impossible to take the characters seriously as women (or even as respectable cross-dressers).

This will make it impossible to take an accurate R2 measurement.

In some ways it risked repeating what happened at federation when each state mandated its own rail gauges, making it impossible to take a train across state lines in one continuous trip.

J.L.: The only thing unique about Texas with respect to miscarriages of justice stemming from faulty arson convictions is that Texas is a profligate user of the death penalty, making it impossible to take back its harshest punishment.

The fighting made it impossible to take the dead to cemeteries.

Cemitas ($7 to $8) are imposing sandwiches, their girth and height making it impossible to take a top-to-bottom bite.

Partial reconfiguration process management still faces a set of open problems that have thus far made it impossible to take full advantage of partial and dynamic reconfiguration.