Sentence examples for making it impossible that from inspiring English sources

By antagonizing prosecutors, she said, "He was single-handedly making it impossible that D.S.K. would ever be brought to justice".

Most of the papers were submitted in late 2013, making it impossible that some authors plagiarized others after publication.

For example, Capitol Police security details for congressional leadership always consist of at least two individuals making it impossible that distracting a single member of a security detail could provide an opening for a brick-tossing incident.

Did this make it impossible that the defendant was defending himself from rape when he swung the knife?

If the people don't understand stem cells or gene diagnosis, they say, "Let's make laws that make it impossible that something bad can happen".

That makes it impossible that you could have been referring to your wife's use of H.G.H. in the first conversation".

An analytical study shows that the strong losses associated with the high conductivity make it impossible that an electromagnetic wave generated near the surface with a frequency of 10 MHz or lower reaches the outer part of Titan's atmosphere.

Millgram (1998) argues that knowledge of the way such desires-at-will were brought about makes it impossible that they actually function as the desires they are intended to be.

In Ethical Studies the claim made is that the only thing we can aim at in acting is to realize ourselves or, better, the structure of practical reasoning and the facts of moral psychology make it impossible that we could aim at anything other than self-realization.

That issue of funding, and the likelihood that any House package will be attached to measures Democrats oppose, could make it impossible that anything will get done before Congress leaves town for a month.

Thus, an attack can easily decrease availability of biosensor nodes, so it makes it impossible that they relay the important information to user in real time [ 6, 7].