Sentence examples for impossible to build an from inspiring English sources

In the second decade of the twentieth century, it was almost impossible to build an airplane in the United States.

Most financial experts agree it would be impossible to build an internal operation of this size in a few weeks.

In Beverley, through some strange magic in the air, it seems impossible to build an ugly home.

By James Surowiecki In the second decade of the twentieth century, it was almost impossible to build an airplane in the United States.

But millions of others are perfectly happy to devote their lives to firm-financed leisure.Hitherto skivers have focused on old-line companies where ageing managers can be bamboozled with the claim that it is quite impossible to build an Excel spreadsheet in anything less than two weeks.

In the early years of aviation it was nearly impossible to build an aeroplane in America because of the number of different patent-holders involved, writes Michael Heller in his book, "The Gridlock Economy".Economists and legal scholars have justified forced purchases when the transaction costs of stitching together many small properties are too high for a deal to be reached by consensus.

It's nearly impossible to build a political majority willing to enact them.

Was it really so impossible to build a movie script out of this material?

Along the river boundary, the wide meanders of the Rio Grande made it impossible to build a continuous, straight-line fence.

"We looked at the industry and realized it's impossible to build a new Vail," Mr. Donovan said.

Today this quote might seem to apply to Theresa May and the Conservatives, who've warned that "mass migration" makes it impossible to "build a cohesive society".