create the impossibility vs eat the impossibility

Some examples from the web:

• This is necessary given the impossibility of a drawing an abstract distinction in a general definition.
• We could easily have realized the impossibility of doing this.
• They called it "The Impossibility Theorem".
• The impossibility lies, therefore, not in the directive but in the current situation.
• And through these centuries, against the impossibility that we would find each other... we did.
• And the impossibility of adequately sharing the risks stemming from the high investment through market instruments impacts disproportionately more on nuclear than on other technologies.
• Foreign investment rules, principally the impossibility of a Colombian branch carrying on certain economic activities
• Also, the impossibility of dismissal for economic reasons significantly limits DPLP's leverage to address such issues as inadequate mobility and above-market salaries and benefits of statutory personnel.
• According to Lord NEILL, "many complainants described the difficulty - if not the impossibility - of understanding how awards are calculated".
• However, it is not acceptable that so many farmers are given no alternative but to withdraw from farming because of the impossibility of making a reasonable income.
• You accept the impossibility of such a feeling, whereas the angel maker is still chasing it.
• You accept the impossibility of such a feeling, whereas the angel maker is still chasing it.
• I recognize the impossibility of harmonizing legal systems but as the President-in-Office has said we have just agreed a convention on divorce.
• They also suffer from the impossibility of having the same modes of production as continental ones.
• We must, however, note that the difficulties - indeed the impossibility of applying these rather basic rights at world level - are very real.
• All the figures are worrying and prove the impossibility of Angola alone providing an appropriate and timely response.
• Moreover, he cannot import weapons owned by private individuals from Germany, given the impossibility of providing the relevant tax numbers or other details in advance.
• This has been found appropriate for the classification of many complex substances with varying level impurities or constituents and the impossibility to identify all of them.
• The impossibility of mergers has kept our air services market fragmented, which in turn has nibbled away at our airlines' competitiveness and led to high prices.
• I think these facts demonstrate the impossibility of guaranteeing free movement of goods in Europe.

Some examples from the web:

• This is necessary given the impossibility of a drawing an abstract distinction in a general definition.
• We could easily have realized the impossibility of doing this.
• They called it "The Impossibility Theorem".
• The impossibility lies, therefore, not in the directive but in the current situation.
• And through these centuries, against the impossibility that we would find each other... we did.
• And the impossibility of adequately sharing the risks stemming from the high investment through market instruments impacts disproportionately more on nuclear than on other technologies.
• Foreign investment rules, principally the impossibility of a Colombian branch carrying on certain economic activities
• Also, the impossibility of dismissal for economic reasons significantly limits DPLP's leverage to address such issues as inadequate mobility and above-market salaries and benefits of statutory personnel.
• According to Lord NEILL, "many complainants described the difficulty - if not the impossibility - of understanding how awards are calculated".
• However, it is not acceptable that so many farmers are given no alternative but to withdraw from farming because of the impossibility of making a reasonable income.
• You accept the impossibility of such a feeling, whereas the angel maker is still chasing it.
• You accept the impossibility of such a feeling, whereas the angel maker is still chasing it.
• I recognize the impossibility of harmonizing legal systems but as the President-in-Office has said we have just agreed a convention on divorce.
• They also suffer from the impossibility of having the same modes of production as continental ones.
• We must, however, note that the difficulties - indeed the impossibility of applying these rather basic rights at world level - are very real.
• All the figures are worrying and prove the impossibility of Angola alone providing an appropriate and timely response.
• Moreover, he cannot import weapons owned by private individuals from Germany, given the impossibility of providing the relevant tax numbers or other details in advance.
• This has been found appropriate for the classification of many complex substances with varying level impurities or constituents and the impossibility to identify all of them.
• The impossibility of mergers has kept our air services market fragmented, which in turn has nibbled away at our airlines' competitiveness and led to high prices.
• I think these facts demonstrate the impossibility of guaranteeing free movement of goods in Europe.