Sentence examples for were considered impossible from inspiring English sources

Bigger and bigger jumps have allowed riders to push for tricks that were considered impossible.

The additional disclosure clears up whether those who were not on the list were among the roughly three dozen deemed to be prosecutable, or instead were among the roughly four dozen who were considered impossible to prosecute but too dangerous to release.

The administration has already made several key changes that were considered impossible a year ago".

Similar systems have been described earlier, but in previous systems a causal IIR filter was applied while FIR filters were considered impossible to use.

A central motivation behind this criticism is to secure the possibility of miracles reported in the Qur'ân and the prophetic traditions that were considered impossible by these philosophers (TF 166; cf. Marmura 2005, 146).

In England, for example, although screening based on once-only FSIG was the most cost-effective option [ 12], the associated requirements for endoscopy facilities and staff were considered impossible to meet in the short-term: instead, a programme based on gFOBT was implemented.

Women who can feel sexual pleasure are considered impossible to control and so are unmarriageable.

(A resolution was considered impossible to pass, as indeed it was).

This move was considered impossible under Mr. Murdoch because of his sentimental attachment to print.

Some of the films are blurred and fragmentary, and a complete revival of "Devil's Holiday" is considered impossible.

"You know, in the past, an agreement such as this would have been considered impossible," he said.