Sentence examples for impossible to attract from inspiring English sources

Even more important, as prime minister he would find it virtually impossible to attract allies to a national coalition government if the BJP were the victor.

A government-run teacher evaluation bureaucracy will make it impossible to attract great teachers and will diminish the motivation of the ones we have.

The project was canceled in 2008 after what his company called a "disinformation campaign" by environmentalists and others made it impossible to attract investors.

There were, like, hundreds of miles up there that are basically inaccessible," making it impossible to attract economic development that could sustain residents.

But Related said that any requirement to pay above minimum wage would make it impossible to attract tenants or secure financing.

It was impossible to attract professionals to live in derelict huts without windows or water, and few who came had any qualifications.

With my hair suitably powdered and a cameraman and sound recordist crammed into the sporty little two-seater, it was impossible not to attract attention from the locals.

"It's not within my gift and it never has been within my gift because it would be extremely difficult - it would be impossible - to attract the surgeons to Northern Ireland to carry out this work.

World number six Judd Trump says it is "more or less an impossible job" to attract British youngsters to snooker.

Given the wage premia that we document, it was impossible for regulators to attract and retain highly skilled financial workers".

Without such a law, it would also be impossible for Iraq to attract the foreign investment it desperately needs to bolster its oil industry.