Sentence examples for could become impossible from inspiring English sources

Secrets of any sort could become impossible.

Calls for a second referendum could become impossible to ignore, especially if Labour decided to back them.

While so far there is no talk of fully closing down the channel, Zygar said it could become impossible to continue if cable operators refused to carry it.

But persuading Chinese consumers to take over from indebted foreigners as the drivers of growth could become impossible if the slowdown tips over into a crash.

"In the longer run, unless measures are put in place to halt and reverse climate change, food production could become impossible in large areas of the world".

If the chaebol own their own banks it could become impossible, notes Jang Hasung, an advocate for minority shareholders.For a hint of what might happen, consider the investment banks the chaebol already own.

Last year the A-level pass rate hit 96%, with one in four grades being awarded an A, prompting concerns that A-levels could soon become impossible to fail.

The yield on 10-year Spanish bonds rose briefly above 6 percent on the secondary market on Monday for the first time since the end of November, fueling concern it could soon become impossible for the government to affordably refinance itself.

Without such reassurance, the vaccination might have become so uncomfortable for the patient that it could have become impossible to complete.

If the fossil moves into private hands, this could very easily become impossible". Manning said he hoped a museum would be able to acquire the nanotyrannus so that scientists could study it further and finally decide whether or not it was a new species.

Doctors warn that routine procedures such as caesareans, hip replacements and chemotherapy could one day become impossible due to the risk of exposing patients to deadly infection.