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

Their dominance makes it impossible to create any power-sharing government in Damascus that would be key to ending the war.

The personal has precedence over the team interest, so there is a lack of team spirit, and this makes it impossible to create winners.

This makes it impossible to create complex detection algorithms or to store large databases.

The etiology of LCPD is still unclear, which makes it impossible to create prevention strategies or to identify individuals at risk.

Identity politics made it impossible to create a master narrative of social development and sidetracked progressives into particularistic dead-ends.

The uncoordinated expansion of academies and free schools, with sixth forms as jewels in their crowns, has made it impossible to create sensible post-16 provision.

This dullness, he argues, masks the damage and influence that these sectors exert but it also make it impossible to create stories because events like the financial crisis cannot be reduced to a simple narrative.

Several thousand are employed by the banks and companies whose offices are around there, so they flock to the chain pubs of Soho; the places into which endless research has been poured to make it impossible to create any atmosphere at all.

The specific needs of each industry make it impossible to create one-size-fits-all solutions, but successful university and business collaborations have included: Paid student internships in industry such as the Santander universities scheme which places students and graduates in small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

This difference has made it impossible to create eyewear, helmets and facemasks that fit both groups well.

The new Microbus suffers more from moving the engine to the front, which essentially made it impossible to create a nose like the old bus.