Sentence examples for makes it impossible to control from inspiring English sources

The communications delay makes it impossible to control the spacecraft directly from Earth.

When hot money makes it impossible to control currency values, it hurts long-term investors and exporters and importers from the United States.

Toe-kicking the ball makes it impossible to control where you want to put it.

"Yes, free movement makes it harder to control immigration but it doesn't make it impossible to control immigration," May told the BBC.

But by the mid-1990s the company's mobile-phone business was growing so fast that decentralisation made it impossible to control.

Ms. Brown points out that Mr. Beaton never had to contend with the contemporary situation, born of the Diana period and digital cameras, in which paparazzi pressure has made it impossible to control royal imagery.

This same diet is advocated for diabetic children, making it impossible to control their blood sugar, even with industrial doses of insulin and certainly not with oral hypoglycemic agents.

He is finishing a program that he says will make it impossible to control the traffic in any kind of digital information -- whether it is music, video, text or software.

[Page A1.] Striving to Make Copyrights Moot While courts struggle over the recording industry's challenge to digital music-swapping, software is being written that could make it impossible to control the traffic in any kind of digital information -- whether it is music, video, text or software.

This study did not collect EQ-5D data at baseline (prior to quitting smoking), which made it impossible to control for differences between groups.

This made it impossible to control for gender as a possible confounder (hernia repair affecting mainly men and laparoscopic cholecystectomy mainly women).