Sentence examples for was impossible because of from inspiring English sources

But she said that was impossible, because of strict protocols for the integrity of the evidence.

We didn't think anything was impossible because of guys like him.

Open conversation was impossible, because of the guards, but a worker whispered to Germino, "We're not free here.

Assessing her voice fairly was impossible because of inadequate amplification, but her top notes, at least, rang out surely.

He wanted to get in to where we were [but it was impossible because of the narrowness of the gap].

At first a settlement was impossible because of Henry's support for Clement III, who had died in 1100.

"But that's impossible because of environmental regulations.

An exact comparison is impossible because of the limitations of standard classifications.

It is impossible because of the many distractions that he counteracts from his city apartment.

Growing markets in Asia are attractive, but large exports have been impossible because of transport difficulties.

They said additional stops were impossible because of logistical and practical considerations.