Sentence examples for impossible they will have from inspiring English sources

Since that, alas, is impossible, they will have to wait for her to stumble.

"When the first head transplant materialises in China," he says, "all the western experts, all the western journalists who wrote that it was impossible, they'll have a very hard time.

No matter how skilled or willing other accountancy firms may be, they will have an almost impossible time marketing their services to large or medium-sized companies that issue publicly traded securities.

Because the Democratic candidates have not lined up, it's impossible to know right now whether they will have a similar male imbalance.

But the forces unleashed this year may be impossible to stem, in which case they will have brought irreversible change in one of the most politically conservative regions of the world.

Fingers crossed, they will have done what the experts thought was impossible.

Once that becomes impossible, they will argue that those territories will have to be incorporated into Israel proper to protect the settlers.

But he will struggle to hold his southern constituency if Nepal manages to vote again soon.Like most of the country's politicians, Mr Nepal is not yet ready to admit that elections scheduled for June are impossible, and will have to be delayed until after the monsoon ie, until October at the earliest.

If you can't carry on any longer, and it's impossible, you will have to exit the pool and breathe in and out.

(Securing the borders completely is virtually impossible; presumably that will have to be fudged).

Why amplify the importance of sex, when learning delayed gratification and preparing fora job in this impossible economic environment will have to be the foundation for their lives?