Sentence examples for practice impossible from inspiring English sources

The heavy rains of early spring made all practice impossible.

This disclaimer is probably necessary because the late pontiff is revealed to have made some eccentric decisions but, as Harris's "late Holy Father" shares most of the biography of Pope Francis and has also made identical speeches, it is in practice impossible not to impose his face on the character.

And right from the start he saw that it would be in practice impossible to work in a ramified type theory.

It is tempting to suppose that some early material may be preserved amidst later material, but the text is such an amalgam that it is in practice impossible to identify securely any early material (Burkert 1961, 26; Laks 2014, 375).

Using fluorine in the gas phase is, in practice, impossible not only because of its very high reactivity with most materials even at room temperature, but also because of its presence in a very small amount in the gas phase which, consequently, produces a very low energy in the system.

Nevertheless, in the case of the torture of human beings it is in practice impossible to inflict extreme physical suffering of the kind endured by the victims of torture without at the same time intentionally curtailing the victim's exercise of his autonomy during the torturing process.

Proper accounting rules, combined with reforms to strengthen trustees, would make both practices impossible.

However, the cost of fungicide application has made these practices impossible for most farmers [4, 5].

Resuming private law practice proved impossible.

Whether he can turn this education into practice is impossible to predict, but it is reassuring to know that he would arrive at City Hall with a sophisticated sense of the dynamics.

Because banning the practice is impossible, he wants regulators to require that firms at least disclose their stakes, so that transparency can help investors press managers to use their company's capital more wisely.