Sentence examples for be impossible to gain from inspiring English sources
"A single lawyer living abroad in south-east Asia knew it would be impossible to gain custody of me through the legal system," she writes).
If they don't do what is needed, it will be impossible to gain any traction in the still-ailing job market.
It would be impossible to gain a full understanding of the various points of contact between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign without scrutinizing many of the deals that Trump has made in the past decade.
Many forms of planning, however, implicitly assume that a common set of values exists; otherwise it would be impossible to gain consensus on how resources are to be allocated.
In Hamlet, one theme might be: Self-knowledge is essential to strive for but may be impossible to gain.
It is impossible to gain a full understanding of somebody with autism simply by referring to their functioning label.
"Last week I realised it was impossible to gain enough support from the large institutions to win a majority of the Yahoo directorships".
For people in the crowd, it was impossible to gain a sufficient overview of the situation and to find a solution.
These insights would have been impossible to gain from short-term studies and without long-term studies initiated in the 1930s combined with recent discoveries of original documentation and historical aerial photography.
The information promises to provide insights about how people drive that were impossible to gain on such a large scale before – from charging habits to the ways people adapt to life with an electric car.
