Sentence examples for anyway impossible from inspiring English sources

For some this may be a contradiction in terms – and anyway impossible without responsible capitalists.

In his Telegraph blog, for example, the impressively rightwing Ed West thunders against the EHRC and "equality of outcome" which, as every Telegraph journalist knows, is a Bad Thing and, anyway, "impossible".

Compromise would anyway be impossible while the war is a living memory: polls suggest that public opinion in mainland Britain is firmly against any concession.

Mannerheim was informed of the negotiations, he opined that Finland should give up the Suursaari islands because their defence would anyway be impossible during a war, but his arguments did not persuade the majority of the Finnish government.

(Parking is nearly impossible, anyway).

The referendums were logistically impossible anyway.

If you don't do it, it was impossible anyway.

It might mean, simply, that you might not want to eliminate all the added sodium from your diet, which would be nearly impossible anyway.

Anyway, it's impossible to play a game successfully when the rules change four times in the course of a match".

Our task -- as members of an extremely complex, secular society -- isn't to stamp out hazing altogether, which is probably impossible anyway.

Anyway, it's impossible to do an improvised routine twice because of the amount of elements that you need to get to where you end up.