Sentence examples for be impossible to start from inspiring English sources

In an article this summer in the Washington Monthly, he wrote that it would be impossible to start a business like CNN today, because the American media industry is so concentrated.

Yet short of a catastrophic failure in the design of one of America's remaining weapons, politically it would probably be impossible to start weapons-testing again though no serving administration official would be caught admitting that.The irony is that, despite all that tinkering, Mr Bush may in practice end up looking like something of a model citizen.

It wouldn't be impossible to start making some connections, but it would require dedication to the task at hand.

If it does, then it will of course be impossible to start with a case that has JB+X without truth.

After talking with investors, the duo decided it would be impossible to start off selling beer in stores because of the difficulty competing with entrenched distributors such as Budweiser and Coors.

In the early days of the AIDS epidemic, for example, when patients first presented symptoms of a confounding immunodeficiency disease, it was impossible to start with curative work at the laboratory bench.

And just as it's impossible to start the story of the cold war without delving back into what happened at the Yalta Conference, today's world has to be seen through the prism of the Cuban missile crisis, the Cultural Revolution in China and the Prague Spring.

Would it have been impossible to start SpaceX without PayPal?

"Clearly there is still much to do because it's impossible to start with a perfect car in a season featuring so many changes.

Not long ago, capitalism was a dirty word in communist China - it was impossible to start your own business or think about getting rich.

In today's climate it's impossible to start such a conversation without talking about Donald Trump, and like many Americans, my invigorated interest is exclusively attributable to him.