Sentence examples for impossible burden from inspiring English sources

That is an impossible burden to shoulder.

Instead of placing another impossible burden on Germany, we must again take international action.

Many Icelanders argue that the depositor loan would impose an impossible burden on future generations.

The cartoonists' blog seemed an impossible burden, but eventually I said yes.

We get electricity for a few decades; future generations inherit an impossible burden essentially forever.

The Committee believes that the court's decision, if followed, would place a virtually impossible burden on copyright owners.

Impossible choices bring impossible burdens; he served his country in the best way he could not by futile resistance, but by doing what had to be done to keep the imperial master happy.

But even if that were the outcome, impossible burdens would be placed on a new leader with little exposure to the titanic demands of modern politics at the highest level.

The National Automobile Dealers Association, however, opposes adding such information, which it said constituted "far-reaching changes" that would "impose significant, costly, and in some cases, impossible burdens on used car dealers".

And because the American Founders were real men, not fictional legends like Romulus and Remus of Rome or King Arthur of England, they will be unable to bear the impossible burdens that Americans reflexively, perhaps inevitably, need to impose upon them.

Women lugging impossible burdens uphill.