Sentence examples for not possible to deliver from inspiring English sources

It is simply not possible to deliver the new housing the country needs without building more houses of all types and tenures, including social housing.

"It's not possible to deliver, on a global scale in all cultures and age groups, a coherent and reasonably assured experience," said Vinton G. Cerf, a board member who is widely credited with helping found the Internet.

The deputy prime minister wrote to the South Australian water minister Ian Hunter on Thursday night to tell him that it was not possible to deliver the 450 gigalitres without hurting other people and local economies along the river.

In tough new guidance to doctors on their responsibilities during industrial action, the GMC also made clear that medics who go on strike could be at risk of being disciplined or even struck off if their actions "had caused patients serious harm" during walkouts because it was not possible to deliver care as needed.

While it is not possible to deliver an exact anatomical correlate of this binding site, the distribution pattern might be involved in processes of metabolic signaling such as lipolysis [203, 204].

Although it is not possible to deliver a comprehensive discussion of eye evolution within the confines of this paper, an extensive (but by no means exhaustive) reference list is provided in order to facilitate further study of the subject, as well as to highlight the rich scientific literature that exists on this topic but which may be largely unknown outside professional biological circles.

If animosity toward intellectuals, limited state funding, competition from for-profit colleges, decreasing federal research dollars, crumbling infrastructure, and rising tuition weren't enough, it's now possible to deliver any information, anytime, via smartphone.

"It will not be possible to deliver ultrafast Internet for the price of the current four megabit-per-second connection," Mr. Gambardella said.

In the worst case, it may not be possible to deliver a packet along a certain path without interfering with any PU.

If the energy system comes to incorporate more intermittent sources such as wind and solar power, and if politico-economic circumstances dictate that these intermittent sources should be prioritized over fossil power, then the flexibility required from fossil power might not be possible to deliver by coal-fired plants.

In addition, in many high volume chemotherapy facilities it is not logistically possible to deliver anthracyclines over an extended period.