Sentence examples for making it impossible to maintain from inspiring English sources

Each complex will have 40 toilets, and they will be equipped with water storage tanks, a luxury that most municipal toilets currently do not have, making it impossible to maintain even a semblance of cleanliness.

"A shortage of funding and increasing demand is making it impossible to maintain adult social care services at current levels let alone to try and raise standards of care while our roads are crumbling under a £10.5bn repair backlog caused by decades of underinvestment.

The severe recession not only hurts the poor and the middle class, it also emotionally devastates some wealthy Americans who have seen their net worth sink dramatically, making it impossible to maintain their lifestyles.

To achieve blinding of data collection, outcome data were collected by a different member of the research team from the nurse who had randomised the patients, but we acknowledge that participants could have mentioned telemonitoring, or equipment might have been visible during the home visit for data collection, making it impossible to maintain blinding in all cases.

The Cuban government said Bolsonaro's "unacceptable conditions" made "it impossible to maintain the presence of Cuban professionals in the program".

The new data makes it impossible to maintain this position, whatever vested interests are at stake.

As it is, he said, the deluge of cars has made it impossible to maintain the flow of diners, who increasingly complain of being hijacked by traffic.

This desperate situation made it impossible to maintain any normal routine, such as getting children to school or holding down a job.

That increase, combined with plummeting state revenues, made it impossible to maintain last year's level of service, said Cyndi Roy, a spokeswoman for the state's Executive Office for Administration and Finance.

"We've got to get [to a two-state solution], and the chances for it are starting to ebb because the settlements, and where they're at, are going to make it impossible to maintain the two-state option," he told CNN.

These two compelling deductions together mean that trees alone make it impossible to maintain both that the root is between neomura and eubacteria and that eukaryotes are anywhere near as old as eubacteria.