Sentence examples for be impossible to bring from inspiring English sources

And truly dangerous men were treated so badly that it may be impossible to bring them to justice.

"If we take them to the brink and decide we don't like what's happened, that'll be too bad because it'll be impossible to bring them back quickly".

It may be cheaper to get on a plane, but it will still be impossible to bring any back in luggage.

There is a very real risk that if services are put out to tender it will be impossible to bring them back under an NHS umbrella without major legal challenges from private companies.

So too does City regulation; if it does turn out to be impossible to bring a prosecution because it was all so long ago, it will be an all-too fitting book-end to the life and times of the Serious Fraud Office, launched in 1988 to deal with just the kind of allegations made against Mr Nadir, and now facing extinction by merger.

It's not that it will be impossible to bring insider-trading cases from now on; it's that, at a hedge fund, all of the legal liability will now rest with the analysts and traders on the front lines of information gathering — with the initial knowing recipients of a tip.

And some kinds of films were impossible to bring to Fortnight.

"It's impossible to bring things back under control as they were".

went 8-4 and won its second consecutive bowl game because Tomlinson was impossible to bring down.

"The blockade means it's impossible to bring anything into the country.

But it would have been impossible to bring any other Nixon to the Met for this premiere.