Sentence examples for impossible to come up from inspiring English sources

It'd be almost impossible to come up with a background and cluster of affiliations so provocative.

The mayor, who knew the Belhoucines well, now found it impossible to come up with a profile.

Oppenheim Jr. "They can no longer rely on the idea that it's difficult or impossible to come up with generics".

There will no longer be as many rich people around.It is virtually impossible to come up with a "fair value" for art.

And some argue that it would be impossible to come up with a definition comprehensive enough to effectively remove the weapons from the market.

This is an increasingly difficult task, as the proliferation of biennials makes it almost impossible to come up with fresh ideas.

So wild and varied is Corsica's beauty, and yet so civil and easygoing is the feel, even in July and August, that it's impossible not to come up with such comparisons as "Tuscany without the English" or "St.-Tropez without the St.-Tropez".

But what perhaps he did not expect was that in the event of a sudden vacancy, it would be impossible for Labour to come up with a candidate for first minister within 28 days, because of its cumbersome procedure for electing a Scottish party leader, which involves a two-stage electoral college.

I can see that it is almost impossible for a government to come up with strict legal guidelines for the right to die, but the truth is that we treat our cats and dogs with much more dignity, allowing them to reach an end without suffering.

The problems have made it impossible for U.S. officials to come up with a firm budget and timeline for the country's contribution to the project, which is now estimated to cost $20 billion.

At least until Labrie's testimony Wednesday, it seemed almost impossible for the defense to come up with a believable argument that he didn't penetrate the girl which, because of their age, meant Labrie would likely be convicted of misdemeanor sexual assault under New Hampshire law.