It's literally impossible for me to have committed the crime with the evidence they have".
It is literally impossible for a system to satisfy all of these needs simultaneously when they are contradictory.
"You can't manage what you don't measure," says Lo. "It would be literally impossible for any human to process all of these numbers by hand.
Some provisions in PIPEDA and other data protection laws can be literally impossible for platforms to comply with, or can lead to unintended consequences.
This all happens so early in the development of a story that it's literally impossible for me to imagine these events happening anywhere else.
It is literally impossible for a device to be both "open" and for it to prevent its users from retrieving keys hidden in its guts, or from changing the code that runs on it.
It's hard enough to eke out a living as an artist without the Copyright Office butting in and claiming it is literally impossible for you to own copyrights, just because you're a monkey.
Mr. Hamby said, "But in the world we live in now, it's literally impossible for a president to ignore a Supreme Court decision, no matter how wrong or dangerous he may think it is".
I wrote about this analytically a while back, laying out a stylized framework in which it is literally impossible for the nation to live beyond its means — because there is neither foreign trade nor investment — so that debt growth is always about one group within the country lending to another.
