Sentence examples for making it impossible to identify from inspiring English sources
A landslide triggered by the earthquake had wiped out entire families, making it impossible to identify many of the dead.
Containment would be difficult: patients often develop only transient, mild symptoms, if they have symptoms at all, and many may not even know that they are carrying the virus, making it impossible to identify and isolate carriers.
The manager of the private firm, which described itself as a government-approved company, has been arrested, the China Daily reported, but an online national database of company registration appeared to have been disabled on Thursday afternoon, making it impossible to identify who owned the firm.
During this step, indeed, an excess pressure can determine an extravasation of the dye, which would color the entire parametrial space, making it impossible to identify the actual absorber structures.
In the 5F5P structure (chain C), all these residues come within 3.0 Å of shroom2 (chain A), making it impossible to identify the most critical rock1 residues using crystallographic proximity alone.
Sometimes she fails to attribute a quote, making it impossible to identify the speaker.
An alternative that has been used to address this issue is to "anonomize" the samples by stripping the identifiers from the sample in a way that makes it impossible to identify the survey participant.
The online advertising industry insists that the data is scrambled to make it impossible to identify individuals.
In recent weeks, officials said, he burned his fingertips in an attempt to make it impossible to identify him.
They acknowledge that low-level members of the Taliban may be present in Pakistan but say the large number of Afghan refugees still in Pakistan makes it impossible to identify and arrest all Taliban fighters who cross the border.
Officials have said that Mr. Barrera, while residing in Venezuela, changed his appearance through plastic surgery, slept in different places and burned his fingertips to try to make it impossible to identify him.
