Sentence examples for impossibility to pay from inspiring English sources

This, Sygma representatives say, puts the firm in the impossibility to pay its creditors and manage its business, as AP reports in France.

If the governor succeeds in lowering the income level for eligibility and she loses her subsidy, she would have to pay the balance herself -- an impossibility, she says.

Critics complain that the data they provide help to ratchet up pay because almost all companies seem to want to pay their executives at or above the average (a statistical impossibility), and that the consultants suffer from conflicts of interest.

In the past, we saw people who earn $25,000 or $30,000 a year being asked to pay $700 or $800 a month for insurance as an individual purchaser - clearly an impossibility.

"It would be an absolute impossibility for us to ever pay for private health insurance," she says.

(That sounds like a logistical impossibility to me).

What comes easily to most people – speaking, writing, reading – is a painful impossibility to us.

Senior management felt that it was a mathematical impossibility to alter the rates".

Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat said earlier this year: "It's not an impossibility to have a lady Doctor.

Such an impossibility is recognized either immediately (e.g., the impossibility to identify 1 unit and 2 units) or mediately.

This would pose an insurmountable challenge, if not impossibility, to a correction officer at a prison.