Sentence examples for be impossible to bridge from inspiring English sources

The gap between where the government is now and three-quarters plausible should not be impossible to bridge.

Instead of strife, there is confusion and misunderstanding: a failure to communicate in the new-media age that may be impossible to bridge.

But I want to tell you, if we don't trust younger workers to manage some of their own money, with the Social Security surplus, to grow from one trillion to three trillion, it's going to be impossible to bridge the gap without what Mr. Gore's plan will do, causing huge payroll taxes or major benefit reductions.

In fact so much that it is going to be impossible to bridge that.

Conference chairman Luis Ernesto Derbez says at the end of the acrimonious conference that it was impossible to bridge differences in the time left.

The gap between their plans widens over the next decade, but it should not be impossible to find ways to bridge it.

Chai Nhung, 29, the driver of a three-wheel taxi, said an aunt and a cousin had been killed in a landslide at Ta Lua, on the far side of the river, and that because of the bridge collapse, it was impossible to bring their bodies to Tachilek for a funeral.

'He treated me like a little kid and didn't show me any respect,' says Cole. 'This is a broken bridge that may be impossible to mend.

Realize it would be impossible to be.

The gap between the rebels' political and military leaders has so far been almost impossible to bridge.

Analysts say that after Thursday's killings, the split between protesters and the government is becoming impossible to bridge.