Sentence examples for be impossible to offer from inspiring English sources
It would be impossible to offer, at this late stage, any more "answers of certainty".
He said it would be impossible to offer a separate check box for some 18 Hispanic subgroups.
"This isn't going to be for the masses," said J. David Armstrong, Broward's president, adding that it would be impossible to offer thousands of low-cost degrees unless the state funded the program.
It would be impossible to offer up a plan that works for all areas, or even for a single field of expertise.
It was impossible to offer him the job.
What Shelby and all these judges are seeing is that it is impossible to offer gay people some rights and not others.
Without yet seeing how well Seven pulls this off it is impossible to offer a critique but, overall, Seven's approach seems sound enough.
A spokesman for Value Options, David Oboyski, said, "It's impossible to offer an explanation for Ms. Nelson's experience without specific information, especially while protecting her privacy.
It is impossible to offer a representative sampling of Tanizaki's oeuvre with a handful of stories, no matter how carefully chosen.
He and other forensic psychiatrists said it was impossible to offer anything like a complete assessment of Colonel Williams without knowing more about his life and interviewing him directly.
Second, while it is impossible to offer quantifiably direct evidence of the relationship between drug use and the offensive explosion, we conclude that player use of performance-enhancing drugs did contribute to the hitting barrage.
