Sentence examples for be impossible to run from inspiring English sources

It would be impossible to run a "command and control" In campaign with all parties singing from the same hymn sheet.

At King's College hospital in south London a recent evaluation of the contribution of its now 1,000-plus 1,000-plus – each of whom commits to three hours a week for a year – found that some staff thought it would be impossible to run their servolunteersout theach

Although we tend to see China as highly centralised, it would be impossible to run a country of such size and immense diversity from Beijing.

This means that it will be impossible to run a service like Flickr or YouTube or Blogger, since hiring enough lawyers to ensure that the mountain of material uploaded every second isn't infringing will exceed any hope of profitability.

"Using the processor and memory that came with the pinball machine it would be impossible to run the software I have developed," says Heltzel. "But with the power of a laptop PC running the software we can have a completely new rule set, make the new screen run animations at 30 frames per second, and create complex shows of choreographed lights and sounds".

"We tried to think about something that'd be impossible to run a business on, " said Fred Armisen.

"I simply refuse to believe that the R.S.C. is so large that it's impossible to run, or that it has to be run in an impossibly rigid manner," he said.

It was impossible to run a place from a distance.

Meanwhile, we have only one planet, so it's impossible to run a controlled experiment.

Hawks retort that it's impossible to run schools in Afghanistan unless there are American troops to protect them.

Like all essential public services, it's impossible to run a national rail system on the basis of profit alone.