Sentence examples for impossible to create some from inspiring English sources

Finchem said contractual obligations would make it difficult, but not impossible, to create some space in the schedule in 2008 to alleviate players' concerns about not being fresh for the late-season run.

Watson explains that while sons are seen as income generators, many daughters are considered little more than an asset, another piece of property, and while this mindset exists it is nearly impossible to create opportunities where women gain some kind of financial power or economic independence.

From a real estate perspective, it is considered virtually impossible to create enough demand to justify such a tower, but that at some point someone with a great excess of money will likely do it anyway.

"These things are impossible to create with machines".

These conditions are virtually impossible to create artificially.

It's all but impossible to create coalitions.

"I've learnt that it's impossible to create an offensive cake.

Mr. Robinson added: "It's impossible to create that intensity when there are 1,000 people watching".

It will become impossible to create new programs to deal with new problems.

I think that without freedom, with rules, it's impossible to create a new story.

Without a large group its impossible to create the full sound.