Sentence examples for were impossible because of from inspiring English sources

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

For a number of years research trips were impossible because of her husband's illness, so before going back to the "thundering 19th century" with Burne-Jones, MacCarthy decided to write a memoir about her experiences as a debutante in 1958, the final year debs were presented to the Queen.

Visible observations were impossible because of winds and rain brought by the typhoon, but seismograph, barograph, and satellite observations recorded the second largest eruption of the 20th century—exceeded only by the giant 1912 eruption of Novarupta near Mount Katmai in Alaska.

Successful counts in South Sudan and the Central African Republic were impossible because of political violence. .

In 1 radiograph from the conventional group, measurements were impossible because of over-projection of the femoral and tibial components.

Posterior segment evaluations such as vitreous cell grading and fundus examination were impossible because of severe corneal edema and AC inflammation.

"But that's impossible because of environmental regulations.

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

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.