Sentence examples for be impossible to win from inspiring English sources

It would be impossible to win such a war quickly".

Unless it is reformed, it will be impossible to win the confidence of people in Britain or elsewhere.

Although most Mexicans support Mr Calderon for now, a growing minority believe that the drugs war will be impossible to win.

Conversely, it's best not to ignore the position in mixed leagues, especially in an N.F.B.C. format in which you aren't playing against just your individual league but also for a grand prize versus 100s of other participants, where it would be impossible to win over all while not competing in every category.

One senior Tory, who wants Britain to stay in, says blankly that it would be impossible to win a referendum at the moment.The leaders of all three main parties, backed by business and trade unions, could try to woo Britons to Europe.

The sleight of hand has not gone unnoticed by other countries and if Europe continues to fail to pull its weight it will be impossible to win the support of developing countries who rightly point out we have a massive historic responsibility to lead the way.

This is impossible to win for either side.

"It's impossible to win every match," Kafelnikov said.

But it was impossible to win this way.

But it's impossible to win them all".

"It's impossible to win these cases," he said.