Sentence examples for the impossibility of getting from inspiring English sources

That's entropy — the impossibility of getting a site back to the state it was.

Meanwhile, the impossibility of getting an agreement ratified by the U.S. Senate puts yet another constraint on negotiations.

Lawyers sometimes joke about the impossibility of getting over this high bar, even as they stand in front of judges.

In many ways, The Vertical Line has become a proof of the impossibility of getting into the caves themselves.

Given that a Conservative win seems almost as likely, the grim nitty-gritty of millions of lives – job insecurity, debt, the impossibility of getting on the property ladder – looks set to remain unchanged.

The fires spread rapidly, owing to the impossibility of getting water from the burst mains, and in order to limit the area of destruction it was found necessary to blow up several buildings.

It cites uncertainties about the science, the lack of participation of poor countries, the economic burden imposed on the United States and the political impossibility of getting the Kyoto treaty ratified in the Senate.

But all must deal with issues like the conservative stance of the Chinese Musicians' Association, the near impossibility of getting scores or recordings published in China, inadequate copyright protection for music, the preference of most orchestras for Western classics, and the small audience for contemporary music.

So Joyce was lamenting the apparent impossibility of getting "Ulysses" published and she said that she rashly volunteered to publish it.

He's shaken his head at the apparent impossibility of getting people to listen, as he shakes his head now at the impossibility of bringing himself to list how much quiet anger he feels at western reaction.

Given the virtual impossibility of getting a cab most afternoons, traffic-clogged intersections, and all those diesel and gasoline exhaust fumes, bikes are part of the solution, not the problem.