Sentence examples for be impossible to improve from inspiring English sources

It would be "impossible to improve" on what Juventus had achieved under his management.

Mr. Brecher said giving the transit workers a first-year raise might undercut that goal because it might be impossible to improve efficiency fast enough to pay for first-year raises.

It's going to be impossible to improve America if we can't be honest about its origins and its past.

Simon Price from The Independent said that while the original version of "Can't Get You Out of My Head" would be "impossible to improve on", the reworked version "turns it into a pizzicato thriller score".

In contrast, for products which are formed less selectively, inversions from S- to R-selectivity were observed, whereas it seems to be impossible to improve an initial S-selectivity.

In some cases it may be impossible to improve the article or it may clear that it is a duplicate of an existing article.

Aficionados might swear it is impossible to improve on an Oreo cookie or a Hostess cupcake.

Without that vital knowledge about causes and effects, it is impossible to improve at any task.

There were writers who weren't very good and yet were impossible to improve, like figure skaters who hit all the technical marks but have a limited artistic appeal and sport unflattering costumes.

They say that they actually cannot provide adequate medical care while children are held in detention and that with partial, erratic treatment it is impossible to improve their situation.

In 1798 he had forecast a population crash, based on the calculation that it was impossible to improve wheat yields as fast as people made babies (each new baby can make more babies; each new field of grain leaves less new land to cultivate).The Malthusian crash was staved off in the 19th century by bringing more land under the plough in North America, Argentina and Australia especially.