Sentence examples for technical impossibility from inspiring English sources

It's a technical impossibility.

It had to be a technical impossibility.

Mark Littlewood, director general of free market thinktank the Institute of Economic Affairs, said that "asymmetrical immigration rules" within a UK that went in for devolution on a large scale are not "a technical impossibility".

"On the one hand, the direct broadcast satellite providers complain about interference and technical impossibility, and on the other, they seek permission to provide the service themselves," said Gene Kimmelman, co-director of the Washington office of Consumers Union.

"Not a single note" on this new three-CD set "has been recorded by the Emersons before," the group's Web site, emersonquartet.com, emphatically states: a technical impossibility, to split hairs, but an accurate indication that the Emerson String Quartet had not lavished a great deal of attention on Dvorak's music.

That isn't to say that they can't do it — they would have to intercept the messages before the were encrypted by the BES, which they view as more an unnecessary hassle than a technical impossibility.

That's not an impossibility.

Difficulties inherent to the FISH technical procedures or the impossibility to find the fixed hybridized single blastomeres in the slides were the main causes of this percentage.

In comparison with the initial study [27], and for technical reasons related to the impossibility to use CT images in the co-registration method in the software (non joined slices), the PET1 of patients 42 and 45 and the PET2 of patients 6, 27 and 50 were not available.

The effect of walking is achieved despite the figure having both feet firmly on the ground – a physical impossibility, and a technical achievement that was lost on most contemporary critics.

Technically speaking, that slice was an impossibility.