Sentence examples for impossible to claim from inspiring English sources

That makes it hard, and sometimes impossible, to claim child-related deductions, exemptions and credits.

It's impossible to claim an outfit is timeless while we are wearing it.

One problem for migrants is that Libya has no asylum law, making it impossible to claim refugee status.

It is impossible to claim a film, a moment, as definitive - and that testifies to Soderbergh's breadth and versatility as a film-maker.

His predecessors ignored PPI warnings for years, dismissing the idea that banks could possibly sell an insurance product that was hugely over-priced and virtually impossible to claim.

It is impossible to claim victory with so much business unfinished — and with no firm commitment to fix Albany's corrupt and incompetent system.

They want the final deal to say,'OK, you can have the principle, but only if it's impossible to actually claim any compensation under the provision.' So everything exists in theory – just not in practice.

Yet it was all but impossible for Nasser to claim the leadership of the Arab world without addressing the Palestinian issue.

Soon Margaret Thatcher would resolve this issue by making it impossible for students to claim unemployment benefit, and creating 4 million competitors for what jobs remained.

"I've lived in so many different skins it is impossible for one skin to claim me," he says.

This definition makes it all but impossible in many cases to claim a person as gay.