Sentence examples for completely impossible for from inspiring English sources

"It has become completely impossible for the court proceedings to proceed in this case".

"It's completely impossible for there to have been any proliferation activities without A. Q . Khans knowledge," the diplomat said.

Playing in public became completely impossible for Beethoven following his disastrous, and deeply distressing, performance of his Fifth Piano Concerto, The Emperor, in 1811.

When that happens, it's "completely impossible for a minority or a woman from an ethnic minority to get this job," Ouali says.

But Ed Balls's central argument today that it would be completely impossible for a Tory government to protect health spending is probably not quite as watertight as he implies.

It is thus highly unlikely, though not completely impossible, for a nuclear meltdown to occur.

"Obviously Modric is aware of Gareth's performances because of his love for Tottenham, but it is completely impossible [for Bale to leave]." The Wales international has been in sensational form this season, scoring six goals in 13 Premier League appearances, and has been pivotal to the success of a Spurs side that sits one place outside the Champions League qualifying spots.

"Obviously Modric is aware of Gareth's performances because of his love for Tottenham and the fact that he is very connected with him and this football club, but it's completely impossible [for Bale to leave]," the manager said.

Now he's the one asking about "someday": "Is it really completely impossible," he asks, "for you and me to be able to one day live and get old together?

I'm almost positive you've already heard of Eve Online, if only because it has a reputation for being completely impossible to play.

The research was completely impossible a few years ago for lack of computing power, but now with modern distributed computing technology the researchers were able to get a clearer view of what's going on with our Earth.