Examples of using Make it impossible in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That actually feeling our feelings… might make it impossible to survive in here?
Look… Our mirror sites make it impossible… for the bank to put the genie back in the bottle.
The fluorescent lighting and noise from other workers may make it impossible for them to work a full day in such an environment.
The goal- to eat or"lock up"(make it impossible to move) all opponent's checkers.
I'm gonna work a little Barry magic, make it impossible for them to tell where Winston begins and the Breakers motorcycle club ends.
I can't. National security regulations make it impossible.
And for the next two months, winds make it impossible to fly anything in or out.
your actions could make it impossible to prosecute him!
similar circumstances make it impossible to access the website.
Its smaller dimensions and its raked roofline make it impossible to accommodate third-row occupants like the Discovery 3,
it's gonna make it impossible for you to love us back, babe.
limitations that make it impossible for us to process every single choice we encounter,
Unfortunately, the sensitivity of the issue and the confidentiality of the documents make it impossible to discuss these matters;
Destruction of personal data- actions, that make it impossible to restore the content of personal data in the personal data information system and(or)
The mixed finds make it impossible to date the installations and roads with any certainty,
Although new rules make it impossible for people arriving from the mainland to live and work on the islands,
Also, poor standardization of vision screening standards among different states and lack of reporting requirements make it impossible to adequately evaluate the effectiveness of school vision screenings.
aircraft changes and such, which may make it impossible to meet the client's request for a peanut or peanut-product-free meal-
This makes it impossible for all of us to reduce our debts.