Sentence examples for be impossible to clean from inspiring English sources

Washed-up oil would soak the porous stone and be impossible to clean, he added.

Drilling in this pristine region risks oil spill under ice that would be impossible to clean up.

"It's just going to be impossible to clean all this up," said Dr. Taubenberger, of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.

She continued: "An oil spill in the Arctic would be catastrophic for wildlife such as walruses and whales, and Shell knows full well that it would be impossible to clean up after such devastation.

Your own Department of the Interior concluded there's a 75percentt chance of a large oil spill if you drill here - and that such a spill would be impossible to clean up.

The decision confirms what so many of us have known all along: we have no business approving offshore drilling in the Arctic -- a high-risk environment where an oil spill would be impossible to clean up and put wildlife directly in harm's way.

It's impossible to "clean up" a disaster of this magnitude.

Instead, the tube clogged up within weeks, was impossible to clean and rendered the whole operation useless.

The little bits get everywhere and they are impossible to clean up.

"It's easy to accuse people of stuff, but once you're accused it's impossible to clean up your reputation".

There are some that leave pizza boxes and garbage around, underwear on the floor, and it's impossible to clean the room.