Sentence examples for technologically impossible for from inspiring English sources

"Even if we were ever subpoenaed by government agencies that wanted some kind of information from users, it wouldn't be found anywhere," says Mattson. "The short answer is that it would be technologically impossible for us to deliver.

Law enforcement officials acknowledge the need to balance privacy concerns with the desire for police access to encrypted data, but civil liberties advocates say those seeking a middle ground are searching for a compromise that is technologically impossible.

It's technologically impossible.

For education institutions trying to police this, it can be difficult to draw a line, but an outright ban on young people engaging in sexting is just not an option – and technologically impossible, as Jonathan Haynes points out.

Meanwhile, others argued that the project was technologically impossible and potentially a "black hole" in the country's defense budget.

Not just economically impossible, but technologically impossible given resource constraints that have only become more binding over the past few years.

And I don't think geoengineering is out of the question, or technologically impossible, even perhaps today.

Maintaining the secrecy of ballots returned via the Internet is "technologically impossible," according to a new report.

Clarke has confirmed this law by counting up the elderly but distinguished prewar astronomers who "proved," by portentous calculations, that space flight was technologically impossible.

Intelligence officials on Wednesday's conference call said that the Fisa court paused the program but found that it was "technologically impossible to prevent this from happening".

At the start of the 2010s, such an observation would have been technologically impossible.