Sentence examples for makes it inconceivable from inspiring English sources

In the longer term it also makes it inconceivable that the president or his sacked deputy could ever lead a united South Sudan again.

"This last war against Gaza was a series of absolute war crimes carried out before the eyes and ears of the entire world, moment by moment, in a manner that makes it inconceivable that anyone today can claim that they did not realise the magnitude and horror of the crime.

The ubiquitous presence of Si in our diet and in our environment makes it inconceivable for humans to become chronically deficient in Si.

Iranian domestic politics make it inconceivable that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would sign a new accord with Trump on worse terms.

Current market realities make it inconceivable that anyone could arrive today in New York at 23 with a knapsack and a handful of Luna bars and become David Byrne.

They have done so despite a constitutional obligation to hold one as long ago as 2007, when sectarian bloodshed made it inconceivable.

Abrams added that the president's stance on Israel should make it "inconceivable" that club leaders would entertain such an idea.

The scale of building works, investment and recruitment taking place make it inconceivable that these are just routine improvements to facilitate ongoing work.

Going to such lengths to avoid paying Dolby a buck makes it almost inconceivable that Samsung will add Dolby Vision support to its TVs and 4K Blu-ray players any time soon.

This makes it almost inconceivable that the unionists could lose.

This would suggest that the existing law, which always views the man as the agent in sex, makes it almost inconceivable for a man to report sexual assault by a woman.