Sentence examples for makes near impossible from inspiring English sources

Inspired by the 18th-century religious sect (whose hymn tune, Simple Gifts, surfaces in Copland's Appalachian Spring and whose furniture we covet), Shaker Loops makes near impossible demands on the players.

Even now, in the way the Argentine fearlessly throws himself about the court to reach and make near impossible shots, there is more than a hint of the young Becker.

The reality is that reporting is made near-impossible.

Whether we are doing marketing attribution, non-compliance/fraud detection or cyber security, rules based systems are like dinosaurs in the big data world - the volume, velocity, complexity and variety of data makes it near impossible to make good decisions.

But more disturbingly, another clause makes it near impossible to take Instagram to court in any meaningful way.

And it's downright infuriating that Ryan could demand these things for himself as he makes it near impossible for others to do so.

Whereas in the past a mechanic, or even car enthusiast, could reasonably recognise and understand everything that made an engine run, now the proliferation of sensors, computers, and safety devices makes this near impossible.

The transparency of the Internet, he said, makes it near impossible for firms like his to do harm.

Denmark's voting system makes it near impossible for a single party to win an outright majority.

Undercover researchers found assessments were kept short – 11minutes on average – which experts say makes it "near impossible" to properly assess a new patient.

Alex McLeish has begun his stint at Villa by complaining about a three-tier Premier League that makes it "near impossible for those outside the elite group to compete".