Sentence examples for makes impossible the from inspiring English sources
This drawback makes impossible the adequate rationalisation of the already known molecular magnets and, in the long run, stops the progress towards a rational design of better molecular magnets.
Metamodern ambiguity, which sometimes creates confusion for readers and sometimes a sense of the sublime -- the "sublime" being an overawing of the senses in which we briefly can't process something we've seen or read -- makes impossible the sort of zero-sum dialectics that postructuralists favor.
Possible reasons for this unwillingness range from a sincere concern about actionable activism in an authentically (that is to say literally) "post-avant" literary culture, to a vanity that makes impossible the giving up of the enormous cultural capital, institutional patronage, and personal celebrity late postmodernism has bestowed upon its chief practitioners in verse.
A third and much more interesting possibility is that Tiffany's requirement of "fraudulence" as a condition of "cheap signaling" actually makes impossible the very cost he seeks to observe and measure: all of the poets mentioned by Tiffany are, in the end, let off our collective hook by a sense that they acknowledge and write through their own fraudulence.
This makes impossible the accurate identification of adverse effects.
This interaction makes impossible the nuclear import of AIF [ 40].
Such assumptions lead to the knee-jerk vilification of our industry and make impossible the development of sound policy consensus.
The war in Sudan has made impossible the inoculations, treatments and health education campaigns that are imperative in controlling just about any disease.
The presence of an error in 1 bit of a single Huffman code will make impossible the decoding of the whole image.
To our knowledge, no such method has been proposed to the CPV industry yet, and this critical situation has hindered or made impossible the completion of several important CPV projects undertaken in the world.
It would make impossible the realization of the vision in yesterday's great speech.
