Sentence examples for represented made it impossible from inspiring English sources

It is a task that Arendt herself was equipped to perform, but her loyalty to Heidegger, and to the German tradition he represented, made it impossible.

In summary, extracellular administration of GA not representing intracellular increase made it impossible to adopt the basal levels GA in plasma and urine to reproduce the physiological process.

"These demands represented financial implications which made it impossible to reach an agreement last night".

In an interview, Mr. Lewis said: "Mr. Brief was saddled with an enormous number of conflicts of interest that made it impossible for him to properly represent Casso.

Cases where overlapping gaps in the coverage of both maize subgenomes were discarded as these likely represent regions where sorghum-specific insertions and rearrangements have made it impossible to detect synteny.

Has the internet made it impossible to be objective?

In contrast, approximately two thirds of C. jejuni strains were very diverse and represent rare STs, so that the low number of isolates per ST made it impossible to draw valid conclusions about their host association.

His critics, primarily those who represent athletes on the U.S.O.C.'s board, contended that Blake's autocratic, inflexible management style made it impossible to develop a consensus.

American gunfire would have made it impossible.

Two revelations about Mr Montesinos made it impossible.

Street violence made it impossible to hold the elections.