Sentence examples for the problem is impossible from inspiring English sources

The scale of the problem is impossible to ascertain precisely in a country where everything has been destroyed.

"The scale of the problem is impossible once you begin to look at it," Nouvel told me later as we sat in his office flipping through hundreds of nearly identical pictures taken from a helicopter above this city.

It is Russia's still relatively well-educated population, more than anything else, that sustains the belief that this is more than just a large, poor and badly run country.Young teachers are a rare sight, though the problem is impossible to quantify: the education ministry says it cannot afford to keep statistics on the rise in teachers' average age since 1989.

The proof that the problem is impossible depends on the so-called Jordan curve theorem that a continuous closed curve in a plane divides the plane into an interior and an exterior region in such a way that any continuous line connecting a point in the interior with a point in the exterior must intersect the curve.

For those of you who do, though, the problem is impossible to miss.

In the case of slipping in the fast food industry, the magnitude of the problem is impossible to detect at the level of individual restaurants.

The true dimensions of the problem are impossible to gauge.

But without Turkey's engagement, a solution to the problem was impossible to achieve.

Yet, try as the government might to preserve that isolation — for the past two years it has banned foreign journalists from the province, granting only very occasional permits — the extent of the problems is impossible to hide.

They've plagued the entire season, really, but this episode is so frantic, so full of plot lines that have to be wrapped up nownownow that the problems are impossible to ignore.

Or, one might suggest that it demonstrates something about time preference that we choose to accept costs later, when we're not alive, as opposed to now, when we are.Mainly, however, this suggests that absent active global leadership from the world's biggest emitters, the collective action problem is impossible to solve.