Sentence examples for the impossibility of setting from inspiring English sources

But economists note the impossibility of setting up a monetary policy that suits the needs of all 12 countries, which are growing at different rates and face different inflation concerns.

That is to say: it's about time and the body and the impossibility of setting hard boundaries — one moment slips into the next, one idea of beauty gives way to another, one body part becomes culturally significant, then loses importance.

These drawbacks are among others the lack of direct measurement of the key variables, the impossibility of setting a desired equilibrium point without a perfect process model, and the high laboratory effort for the preparation and analysis of the experiments.

However, the impossibility of such set ups is what prevents us from enacting the rotation by 90 degrees that would create paradox in the time travel setting.

Yet the impossibility to set subplots with standardized levels of allelic richness for each of the three levels of genotypic diversity explored (see results section; Figure  1d) limited the pertinence of this analysis.

Millions of people are empowered, enlightened and entertained through new technologies every day, but there is a cost to this connectedness, and at the very least the impossibility of escaping 24/7 work sets a poor precedent for a work-life balance.

The point Norton makes about the impossibility of a uniform distribution over a countable set of time intervals holds also for the time at which we might expect the space invader to occur in the second type of case.

Thus this lack of fundamental understanding accounts for the impossibility of assessing a behaviour change interventions' applicability to a particular service setting.

Such results made clear the impossibility of reaching the goal of CH by concentrating on definable and "well-behaved" sets of reals.

Setting up a study on this subject is complicated by the frequent unavailability of mycobacterial cultures, the difficulty in acquiring prospective data, and the impossibility of denying treatment to a patient suspected of having active TB.

Call it the impossibility of hope.