Sentence examples for be impossible to pass from inspiring English sources

But those requirements could be impossible to pass.

Should this happen, it would be impossible to pass legislation needed to implement Mr Abe's promised structural reforms.

It ought to be impossible to pass from being favourites for relegation to the third tier in August 2009 to ninth in the Premier League in January 2011.

But that amount would probably be impossible to pass in the Senate, where Republican moderates have refused to go above $350 billion.

It faces strong opposition in the House of Lords, and may be impossible to pass into law unless the government uses the Parliament Act, which empowers the Commons to override a Lords vote after the Lords has rejected a measure three times.

Lozier President Michael Levy says it's going to be impossible to pass along that kind of a price increase.

It's a big game and I only played a short preview of it, so it's impossible to pass judgement on the entire title at the moment.

Ms. Pelosi has repeatedly told the White House, and has said publicly, that it is impossible to pass the Senate bill, in its current form, in the House.

The conventional sushi, like yellowtail and fluke, is excellent but it is impossible to pass up selections like tuna foie gras, smoked char and rice-puff-crusted shrimp.

Now, in the past, President Bush has said it's impossible to pass judgment on his presidency while he's still alive.

Witness Mr. Bloomberg's impulsive suggestion, amid the blizzard of December 2010, that residents relax and take in a Broadway show: little comfort to thousands of New Yorkers who woke up to snowed-in streets that were impossible to pass.