Sentence examples for if that proves impossible from inspiring English sources

If that proves impossible, you'll have to abandon.

If that proves impossible because of British resistance, it should begin in the euro area.

If that proves impossible, she added, "He should stay for 10 years, so that he can prepare someone else".

If that proves impossible, she will restart court proceedings.A quick settlement in America would help Microsoft on the European front as well.

If that proves impossible Sunday, the plan is to reconvene within three months and vote again with only a simple majority necessary.

If that proves impossible, the team suggest "an 'offer of compromise', including a payment holiday, or an interest-free period or a different cap".

If for some reason that proves impossible, the company may in future consider hydraulic fracturing, but that's a very, very long way off.

Res. 28, would have invoked the War Powers Resolution and directed President Barack Obama to remove troops from Afghanistan "by no later than the end of the period of 30 days beginning on the day on which this concurrent resolution is adopted," or by no later than Dec. 31 if that proved impossible.

BHA celebrants try hard to find the positive elements in a person's life, and if this proves impossible, find wording and readings that are appropriate without telling lies.

He says he will try to isolate Poland diplomatically, but if this proves impossible, and "if it is not certain that a German-Polish conflict will not lead to war in the West," then "it will be better to attack in the West".

But, if this proves impossible, Italy might eventually have to return to the polls.