Sentence examples for potentially impossible from inspiring English sources

This inherent instability makes the impact of global warming that much more difficult to predict, and makes devising a solution that would meet Whitman's standards potentially impossible.

"We are also concerned about potentially impossible requirements for data controllers to manage third-party erasure; the 'reasonable steps' required by the draft regulation would promise much, but deliver little".

But in a Oct. 10 letter to the department from the California Association of Clerks and Election Officials that decision was criticized as costly and potentially impossible to do by the deadline.

Attorneys siding with the publishers admire Tasini's arguments as creative, but see a potentially impossible situation if he prevails a nightmare of rights management.

DiamondCluster's North American president, Adam Gutstein, issued a letter on May 1 to the exchange's leaders and auto company overseers, saying that Covisint "is being managed by an unusually large, and a potentially impossible, complex number of organizations".

For Musk and for Tesla, it would mark a symbolic victory, one more blow against the naysayers who maintain that EV travel is inconvenient, impractical and even potentially impossible in some circumstances.

It's about the pressure to attempt the potentially hubris, impossible thing," Sulkowicz told Broadly.

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It assists in the identification of the decedent but also could potentially make impossible identifying a genuine user of biometric systems.

As it turns out, the whole band front to back is littered with leaders and principal players: a potentially lethal and impossible concoction.

"Put simply, it would potentially make it impossible to secure international cooperation for additional sanctions, while putting at risk the existing multilateral sanctions regime," he said.