Sentence examples for that made impossible from inspiring English sources

It allowed a wearable company to raise over $1 million this year for a device that made impossible (at least according to modern science) claims about its functionality.

They also analyzed mutant strains of poppy plants that had also been found to accumulate S-reticuline, and found that all had mutations in the STORR gene that made impossible for them to convert S- reticuline to R-reticuline.

Exclusion criteria included disorders that made impossible to measure blood pressure, extreme mobility alteration and terminal patients.

(Alice, 2/10/09).Alice provoked letting go through quick, timed painting that made impossible any polished product and thus prompted new exploration of self and capacities: 'it was interesting to see how just the act of timing them focussed their concentration and gave them permission to be free and experimental'.

Shallow sediments in surface waters receiving treated wastewater inputs are known to contain high μg/kg to low mg/kg quantities of TCS and TCC, levels that make impossible the survival and activity of many different species.

Indonesian politics became increasingly frenzied, with Sukarno himself engaged in devious maneuvers that made stabilization impossible.

"So that made it impossible for someone to organize the information," Parthasarathi says.

But they were working in a culture that made it impossible to stop.

O'Flaherty issued a statement that McIlroy was experiencing pain from wisdom teeth that made it impossible for him to continue.

Reforming the school curriculum wouldn't do much to change the structural conditions that made craftsmanship impossible.

The activists described "intense shelling" that made it impossible to reach the wounded and recover the bodies of the dead.