Sentence examples for impossible to declare from inspiring English sources

Yet it is also impossible to declare the Fed's policy an unequivocal success until saving and borrowing have returned to more sustainable levels.

(Workplace statistics do not cover all industries, so it is impossible to declare one sector the most deadly, or second-most, and so on).

And in November, a report from the famously liberal American town of Portland revealed that lesbian bars had all but ceased to exist – because it was impossible to declare an event "woman only" or "lesbian only" without entering the minefield of gender identity politics.

A top editor at the magazine said that it was impossible to declare who was right and who was wrong, since Ferguson had written an opinion piece.

It is impossible to declare with certainty if the SIF prevented these fatalities as it is not possible to know if overdoses occurring in the SIF would have occurred elsewhere.

The New York Times this week declared Lochte "impossible to dislike", declaring he "has the personality of a golden Labrador".

As a result, it is virtually impossible to confidently declare how a particular European bank compares in size with an American bank.

In most artistic pursuits, it's impossible to objectively declare one person "the best" at what they do.

The furious repression of democratic reform between 1792 and 1796 by prime minister William Pitt and his close friend and home secretary Henry Dundas, made it impossible for Burns to declare his support openly for the Scottish popular reform organisation, the Friends of the People, led by a young lawyer from Glasgow called Thomas Muir.

"Why France is impossible to reform" declared the cover of L'Express magazine.

"Intent to discriminate is impossible to prove," declared Vernon E. Jordan Jr., then president of the National Urban League.