Sentence examples for mathematical impossibility from inspiring English sources

Dogs are a mathematical impossibility.

That is a mathematical impossibility, however.

It's been well known for a while that Mr. Romney's tax plan was a mathematical impossibility.

Senior management felt that it was a mathematical impossibility to alter the rates".

With the volume of hours of TV and cable and film and games and music, it becomes a mathematical impossibility".

It comes 39 days after England were stunned at Twickenham by eventual finalists Australia and progress in the Rugby World Cup became a mathematical impossibility.

Bulldozing his way through the 90-minute debate – excellently moderated by the ABC foreign correspondent Martha Raddatz Bidenen did all the things that Obama supporters had complained the president hadn't, including mentioning Romney's 47% remarks (twice) and striving hard to clarify the mathematical impossibilities of the Romney/Ryan tax plans.

This brings us to the final point in Clinton's magical thinking about her chances, in which the candidate scoffs at mathematical impossibilities and believes that winning Ohio or Texas will give her the juice to become the Democratic nominee.

Even three months ago, most political observers considered that a mathematical near-impossibility.

William Riker (1920 1993), who inspired the Rochester school in political science, interpreted it as a mathematical proof of the impossibility of populist democracy (e.g., Riker 1982).

In international toxicology journals, not under the editorship of Dietrich et al. [ 5], widely accepted biometrical and mathematical principles about the impossibility of establishing thresholds at the level of populations, independent of the status of the chemicals in terms of genotoxicity or non-genotoxicity have been elaborated [ 9, 10].