Sentence examples for was made impossible from inspiring English sources

Which meant our work was made impossible.

In several southern provinces, polling was made impossible.

For years such a joint commemoration was made impossible by Turkey's refusal to acknowledge the genocide.

Two senior players, Younis Khan and Misbah ul Haq, scored so slowly that an achievable target was made impossible.

"Life in Red Road was made impossible through the wilful neglect and 'social engineering' of the city fathers," he says.

One minor consequence of what happened in Dallas was that any sort of after-office memoir was made impossible.

A commonsense solution is made impossible because budgets and staff are so threadbare.

The critical point is that difficult decisions are made impossible without an evidence base.

The problem is that "any kind of popular initiative, not under government control, is made impossible.

Their true value has been made impossible to judge by decades of development prejudiced in their favour.

But she knows her job would be made impossible if she was seen as too close to any one party.