Sentence examples for potential impossibility of from inspiring English sources
A common perception has been that the mandate of management agencies is to maintain public lands and waters unchanged, and the public may not recognize the potential impossibility of this goal.
Kumārila would allow, in this regard, that a subsequent cognition concerning pragmatic efficacy could count as a potential source of falsification; the impossibility of carrying water with what had seemed to be a jar would indeed count as overriding the previously justified belief that one saw a jar.
Despite the patient's medical history, considering his age, the lesion on the inner side of the lung suggested not only the impossibility of a pneumothorax but also other potential underlying diseases.
In all such correlations causal relationships are hard to prove given the impossibility of a replicated study and the multiple potential influences.
The sheer impossibility of writing a model that can capture every potential impact of climate change means that modelers decide what to quantify – and what not to.
Politics in a global city should be outward-looking, but discussions about Gaza, Afghanistan or the impossibility of a "progressive imperialism" belong somewhere else, and offer easy potential targets.
Concerns regarding AT approaches include: lost randomisation; potential for biased results; inability to identify and account for important prognostic factors; impossibility of generalisation [ 33].
This has limitations, however, including the potential for diverging effects of testosterone on the various factors involved and the resultant impossibility of accurately predicting the relative impact of such changes.
On the one hand, we maximize human potential by creating worlds of our own; on the other, by doing so, we confirm the impossibility of ultimate knowledge about the universe in which we live.
Conclusions highlight the impossibility of avoiding such in service migrations of use, and advocate for an early consideration of potential migrations in order to improve the robustness of safety analysis techniques.
An impossibility, of course.
