Sentence examples for find it impossible to do from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, technology firms which develop solutions that depend upon secure communications will find it impossible to do business," says computer security expert Graham Cluley.

It is far better to set up lines of credit early when you have time and don't need them – you may find it impossible to do when the crisis strikes.

But in this case I find it impossible to do so because the nature of the official practices evidenced here is offensive to the fair administration of justice in federal courts.

Those attitudes mean, according to Ming Ho, a carer and member of the Dementia Action Alliance Carers Calll to Action, that people with dementia often find it impossible to do things the rest of us take for granted.

Sometimes an office's culture can be so dysfunctional you can find it impossible to do your job.

That is, they discovered that subjects in standard recognition experiments often bunch high-confidence responses at the highest point on the scale, and, when asked to discriminate among those responses, they find it impossible to do so (without feedback).

He found it impossible to do more than hope for an impossible reconciliation.

Thirty years later, their daughter and her partner have found it impossible to do the same thing.

But he found it impossible to do that without the Bible being "rent in two," he writes.

Mr Koizumi wanted to delay any debate on long-term pension reform until after last summer's polls, but found it impossible to do so after members of parliament from both parties were found to have missed mandatory premium payments.

It was when we move too far to the right that we found it impossible to do anything but cheer up 30% of the population and got nowhere near winning an election.