Sentence examples for socially impossible from inspiring English sources
KABUKI plays, at least to the untutored and no doubt philistine eye, seem mostly to have the same plot: a socially impossible relationship that ends with a double love suicide.
Although these scenarios seem socially impossible to execute, they were ultimately deemed scientifically far-fetched because the complexity of such tasks requires robust genome engineering skills and tools.
But he argues that even if difficult ethical and conceptual questions facing climate change (such as the so-called "non-identity problem" along with the notion of historic injustices) could be answered, it would still be close to politically and socially impossible to formulate, let alone to enforce, policies and action plans to deal effectively with climate change.
In short, we can act -- again and again -- in ways that make it so that it becomes socially unacceptable and even essentially impossible to devalue our common human spirit.
Meanwhile, the British regulators do not have to divine the investment bankers' motives, nor do they have to determine which sorts of trades are socially useful another impossible task the Volcker rule takes on.Although investment banks trade securities in order to make a profit, that is not always destabilising.
It becomes socially unacceptable.
"Socially, it's an impossible world to penetrate," another summer resident explained, "and Peggy straddles all the varied and nuanced layers".
Oddly for someone routinely described by acquaintances as capable of being socially icy and 'almost impossible to speak to', his second great ability as a dealer was to build strong friendships with major artists.
In light of this evidence, we must ask ourselves: What has changed since the nineteen-sixties that has made passing socially-oriented legislation nearly impossible?
Sports officials are faced with an impossible quandary: a socially imposed sex division in sports (allowing half of the world's population to have a chance at winning) with no clear objective way to draw a line between male and female.
Not, now we all need two incomes to survive, because one or other partner has more time but because, unless one is wearing a tall hat and shouting orders at the other, it's socially, intellectually, philosophically and practically impossible for two cooks to share a kitchen.
