Sentence examples for economically impossible from inspiring English sources

"They're trying to do the economically impossible," Barney Frank says.

It's either look like they have been naive fools or promise politically and economically impossible tax rises.

There are potentially millions of materialsthat can capture carbon dioxide, but it's physically and economically impossible for scientists and engineers to synthesize and test them all, Smit said.

Not just economically impossible, but technologically impossible given resource constraints that have only become more binding over the past few years.

But the store's lease is ending, and a rise in rent makes it "economically impossible" for the company to stay, according to a spokesperson.

He argued that the roadmap was ideological, but would be implemented through schools finding it economically impossible to operate outside it.

It is economically and psychologically impossible to have it all meaning, it is impossible to have all of the good and none of the bad.

Deporting a population the size of Ohio's is impossible, economically illiterate and morally wrong.

I think publishing most other writing that way would be impossible, economically, for publishers, and very ill-advised for authors.

Moreover, system testing can be economically infeasible or even impossible.

In 1987, the Montreal protocol was agreed despite clamour from industry that phasing out these destructive gases would be technically impossible or economically catastrophic.