Sentence examples for concluded impossible from inspiring English sources
The phrase "concluded impossible" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used when someone has reached the conclusion that a task or goal is impossible. Example sentence: After reviewing the data, the team concluded that achieving the desired outcome was impossible.
Living with you on the basis that I have in the past is, I have concluded, impossible.
Again and again Mr. Mendelsohn, sifting through the alternative theories and competing facts about the Jägers' deaths, concludes, "Impossible to know".
The humdrum business of running the Netherlands had, he concluded, become impossible, and the government duly fell.
Greg Pratt of Exclaim! described much of the material on the album as being an attempt on Mustaine's part to both maintain credibility with his fanbase and score a radio hit at the same time, a result that Pratt concluded was impossible.
The city already commissioned a professional study that concluded it was impossible to restore the piece.
Some ethicists told him to go ahead but others said he should first get permission from each man, a task that Dr. Seeff concluded was logistically impossible.
After three years, I concluded it was impossible to carry out my responsibilities effectively, and at the end of 2008 resigned.
Banks in France and Italy in particular are not creating backup plans, bankers say, for the simple reason that they have concluded it is impossible for the euro to break up.
However a Scottish fatal accident inquiry concluded it was impossible to establish the exact cause of the crash, while the RAF verdict was also criticised in separate House of Commons and House of Lords committee reports.
That's not its only trick: Have you ever tried to find a comfortable position in bed and concluded it was impossible unless you got rid of your shoulder?
A report by Lau and others concluded it was "impossible to predict" how courts would resolve issues such as protection for victims of domestic violence, raised by the amendment's vague language.
