Examples of using Making it impossible in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
There is inadequate ventilation and the cells heat up, making it impossible to sleep.
The river runs fast at Ludd Gate, making it impossible to land men safely.
In world politics there existed a dynamic making it impossible to define the world panorama.
That thing is making it impossible to park in our driveway,
Along with water, stones fall from a height, making it impossible to swim in jets.
Bypass surgery reduces the size of the stomach, making it impossible meal of the previously usual volume.
Blisters erupted all over the body, including the mouth and throat, making it impossible to swallow.
However, it has not divulged the names of these companies, making it impossible to verify the claim.
Archives substantive records were mixed with library records, making it impossible to trace the substantive part of ECA work.
The surface of materials marked in such a manner remains smooth, making it impossible for germs to take root.
In other trains brakes were tampered with, making it impossible to stop in time for signals and in stations.
Some countries give migrant workers only single entry visas, making it impossible for women to return home for holidays.
Most bodies were unidentified and few pictures were taken, making it impossible for families to identify their loved ones.
Then you create hype by making it impossible to get a reservation. You basically refuse to let anyone in.
They're, like, organizing and they're making it impossible for me to keep the baby things in order.
He indicated that this had ruined his business, making it impossible for him to pay his NIS 15,000 tax debt.
The sculptures achieve balance as their centre of gravity lies below the fulcrum, making it impossible for them to capsize.
Moreover, the procedures adopted in the morgues were also inappropriate, as these contributed to making it impossible to identify corpses.
complaint mechanism, making it impossible for the residents to challenge their detention.