Sentence examples for impossible to break into from inspiring English sources

British culture, in other words, refused to become homogenous – impossible to break into three simple components, English, Scottish and Welsh.

The only bad news for Houston is that it is going to be virtually impossible to break into the Bowl Championship Series.

He freely admits that Clive Churchill's Rabbitohs – "that fantastic team" he calls them – was near impossible to break into as a young player.

He was acclaimed for his Broadway shows and ragtime-influenced songs, but found it almost impossible to break into "straight" composition.

Time and again in the past two decades, American businessmen have complained to the United States trade representative that the Japanese market was impossible to break into, despite low tariffs.

Today's app stores are cluttered with hundreds of thousands of apps, and it's nearly impossible to break into the top charts as a newcomer.

We said it was almost impossible to break in.

After a string of negative responses, they fall into a slump that is nearly impossible to break out of.

Labels in all of their forms {girly, tomboy, the pretty one, etc} will only shove our daughters into a box that will overtime become impossible to break out of as when she should be transitioning and growing.

Once you get into the habit of unhealthy eating, it can seem almost impossible to break!

One thing is certain: once a jam forms, it's almost impossible to break up.