Sentence examples for impossible to begin from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to begin to tackle something without first raising awareness that the problem exists.

The president will surely take heat if he replaces McChrystal, and critics are already claiming that any reshuffling at the top will make it impossible to begin drawing down American forces next July, as the president has promised.

The city water supply has yet to reach the area, making it impossible to begin construction on the shops and office towers that are supposed to sprout around the airport.

At the same time, especially for new artists, it has virtually no income of its own, meaning it's impossible to begin a career in music without a second income of some sort, which will always have its own commitments that prevent a musical career progressing.

"It is almost impossible to begin with the purpose of becoming a scientist [working] in caves," says Badino.

It would not have been possible for Brouwer to make this inference if at the time it would have been among his proof conditions of an implication to have a proof of the antecedent, as then a proof of A → B would lead to a proof of B and thereby make it impossible to begin establishing the second implication by proving its antecedent ¬B.

O'Brien and the university faced an almost impossible task to begin with in compiling the university's first recruiting class since the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal hit this fall.

As the BBC recalled some years later, "With white South Africans roaring on black Springbok, Chester Williams.... it was impossible not to begin to believe the 'Rainbow Nation' could become a reality".

It is impossible not to begin to benchmark and compare -- despite the fact that according to a few of my readers I am a "cretinous stooge for the totalitarian Communists of Cuba" and now I imagine China... What can I say.

No disclosure is now required on nonaudit services, a fact that makes it impossible to even begin to compile statistics that would indicate whether audits that prove to be faulty are more or less likely to involve companies that used their auditing firms for other services.

I accept those comments, but note that the NRA's remorseless and unapologetic attacks on all legislative efforts have made it impossible to even begin to sanely address the issue.