Sentence examples for theoretically impossible for from inspiring English sources
Not only did economists fail to spot that financial institutions were loading themselves up with vast quantities of toxic sub-prime debt, most of them thought it was theoretically impossible for a crisis to happen.
Sure, ridicule those fundamentalists who believe it is theoretically impossible for an economy ever to suffer a shortage of demand, but does Krugman really need to take passing shots at Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson, the chairmen of the widely respected bipartisan Bowles-Simpson Commission on deficit reduction appointed by President Obama?
On the other hand, when false-name bids are possible, it is theoretically impossible for a combinatorial auction protocol to simultaneously satisfy these three properties.
Of note, it is theoretically impossible for ab8, which has been designed to recognize the catalytic domain, to recognize the 40 44 kDa inactive subspecies of MT1-MMP, as these lack the catalytic domain.
However, the chairman of the Indonesian Pharmacists Association ISFII) recently said " that it was theoretically impossible for counterfeit drugs to be taken up by hospitals or licensed pharmacies because they normally obtained their medicines through legal distributors"[ 34].
We checked this by detecting false negatives –i.e., unexpected and theoretically impossible homozygotes for the alleged crop allele (band absence) – in the BC1 generation.
This theme is theoretically impossible because polyadenylated mRNAs were captured for reverse transcription reaction during the cDNA library construction in terms of the protocol shown in Figure 1.
That was theoretically impossible given the nine Conservative members - voting for the mayor's proposals - represent more than a third.
In metagenomic data, the continuous ratios of polymorphism make such distinctions theoretically impossible, blurring the line between a correct sequence for one species and a consensus sequence for several.
It is theoretically impossible to proof the uniqueness of a model for such complex nonlinear problem, because it is always possible to evoke additional processes in such a fashion that the original model could be subsumed as a simpler special case.
However, a zero for a cell in which it is theoretically impossible to have observations is called structural zero.
