Sentence examples for impossible including from inspiring English sources

Yet, his proposed spending cuts are also unappealing, if not impossible, including slashing education and health care funds and releasing prison inmates early.

Six in 10 reported an increase over the past year in "defensive architecture" to keep homeless people away, making sitting or lying down impossible – including spikes and railings, curved or segregated benches and gated doorways.

It led to a career pattern of overcoming obstacles to accomplish the seemingly impossible, including bringing together the 60,000 employees of two merging businesses in just 19 days.

Mullen and Adam Clayton recorded the soundtrack to the 1996 movie of Mission: Impossible, including the theme song, whose time signature was changed from the original 5/4 time signature to an easier and more danceable 4/4 time signature.

And the new gene editing tool CRISPR, with its ability to cut and splice genes, is enabling medical work previously impossible, including work towards treating cancer, other diseases and even aging.

The regular season doesn't predict the playoffs, but it does contextualize them, and the context of reporters marveling about how loose the Chicago clubhouse was after Game 4 was this: the Cubs had spent around half of the year winning three games in a row over and over and over again, and nobody's definition of impossible includes something they've done 20 times since they last paid their taxes.

Reasons why tracking of Tis21-nucGFP-positive nuclei became impossible included photobleaching, migration out of the focal plane and proximity to other Tis21-nucGFP-positive cells (Fig. S3A, black bars).

Common situations in which a party's performance of a contract is impossible include: Destruction or unavailability of the subject matter of the contract.

When Mr. Coburn returned from the recent Congressional vacation, negotiators say, he began making new and impossible demands, including cutting $130 billion from Medicare beyond the $400 billion cut envisioned by President Obama's deficit reduction commission.

Before his arrival in 1991, Mr. Masur met with a roomful of journalists, who rolled their eyes at his naïveté when he outlined impossible dreams, including radio time for the orchestra every week.

In the final long take of the video, Jebb overwrites her with projected images of illustrious past wearers and makers whose clothes were part of "The Impossible Wardrobe," including Schiaparelli, Isadora Duncan, and Sarah Bernhardt.