Sentence examples for which made impossible from inspiring English sources

Burr's alterations called for an open caisson for the central piers which made impossible the projection of piles into the concrete and required dredging that was unnecessary under the initial Strauss plan.

Regarding Glu α-tubulin and the βIII-tubulin, we observed heterogeneity of expression among both the clones of MP6 and MC+ which made impossible to conclude of a simple profile related to TBCC status.

Faced with a choice, Wilkinson left the CPGB, citing the party's "exclusive and dictatorial methods which make impossible the formation of a real left wing among the progressives of the Trade Unions and the Labour Party".

This study showed also that most practices do not have patients' list system, which makes impossible to measure the part of the population taken in charge and its evolution.

Another reason for explaining this high percentage may be that some ESTs could correspond to 3' or 5' untranslated regions (UTRs), which makes impossible the finding of homologues in protein databases.

"These demands represented financial implications which made it impossible to reach an agreement last night".

Secret earmarks, which made it impossible to know which member had requested particularly egregious items, are now banned.

And what about his misshapen lips, which made it impossible for him to pronounce his own name?

Microscopically, you would see that the alveoli would be filled with fluid, which made it impossible to breathe.

Visitors were asked to put large felt slippers over their shoes, which made it impossible to walk quickly.

"Both should acknowledge serious irregularities in the vote tallying which made it impossible to determine with certainty the final result".