Sentence examples for impossibility for him from inspiring English sources

There he is, diligently preparing for his big week down in Tampa, when along come the hapless Todd Akin and some self-styled visionary called Paul Ryan espousing views that, if the Democrats and their media allies succeed in pinning them on him, would make it a near mathematical impossibility for him to be elected President.

Most memorable was the response from Charles Darwin, which Fleming summarises as: "Women are at a different stage of evolutionary development, so genius is a biological impossibility for them".

The Estonians insisted that it was a logistical impossibility for them as some of their part-time players were still at work – as were their supporters – and the others were at a training camp at Kethna, 62 miles away.

Romney advisers have planned to begin making the case after Super Tuesday that continued efforts by other candidates amounted to assistance to Mr. Obama given the near impossibility for them mathematically to amass the delegates needed for victory.

This was proven when these officials invited him to a dance performance at their post in Lhasa, telling him to arrive in secrecy (an impossibility for a man in his position).

Accustomed as we have become to computer-generated characters (Jar-Jar Binks, Golem, several Hulks) that convince us not of their reality but of their impossibility, for once we find the impossible made utterly believable.

This is proof that a stay-at-home parent is a logistical impossibility for most households.

It's an impossibility for those who are heading into it now".

That has been a near impossibility for Mets starters this season.

Memorizing facts is, to begin with, a virtual impossibility for most people in the listening situation.

"It's an absolute impossibility for that puck to have gone in the net," Low said.