Sentence examples for be completely impossible to from inspiring English sources
One that, unlike the endowment policies I took out in the 1980s, will be completely impossible to put right.
"It used to be completely impossible to deal with cross-border failures," says Alan Bloom, head of restructuring at Ernst & Young, an accountancy group.
And, as with the fares pledge, the mayor is already being forced to accept that some of the things he promised in the campaign will be completely impossible to deliver.
Karel De Gucht, a former EU trade commissioner, said it was possible to discriminate on social security but it would be "completely impossible" to discriminate between two people who were working.
'It may not be completely impossible to interest someone in this,' replied an agent after two months, so effectively managing expec tations that I swatted away my fatuous, overblown ambition in embarrassment.
That of course means that anything bigger would be completely impossible to force in, but it would accommodate a smaller machine snugly as well.
It was "completely impossible" to transition to a plantation resource.
"And at the end of every day, it was completely impossible to sleep or switch off.
"It was completely impossible to believe," said David Lillefloren, who played with Grizzard in high school and at Navy.
