Sentence examples for either impossible from inspiring English sources

The others were "either impossible to make or painful to hear".

But such a reduction often becomes either impossible or very artificial.

However, we should not imagine that this means that the task of controlling immigration is either impossible or unnecessary.

"The Tories want to to make ballot limits so high that strikes are either impossible or illegal.

Moody's, a rating agency, says many have found funding "either impossible or achievable only at exorbitant levels".

Many try to buy coverage on the individual market, but in most states that is either impossible or too costly.

The riposte that usually comes back is that such authenticity is either impossible or reduces theatre to historical re-enactment.

A half-century of construction on the model of refrigerated cooling has left us with homes and offices in which natural ventilation often is either impossible or ineffective.

This was seen as either impossible or enormously expensive in the Southeast, which does not have abundant supplies of such energy.

What might seem like an open possibility subject to human choice — say, whether you fire your handgun — is already either impossible or absolutely necessary.

Depending on your rung of the economic ladder, it's either impossible, or at least usually feels impossible, to cut down on work in exchange for more time.