Sentence examples for impossible to earn from inspiring English sources

Hague said savers were finding it "impossible to earn a worthwhile return" while central banks maintained ultra-low interest rates.

The pressure on those with artistic inclinations is particularly intense, since it is almost impossible to earn an adequate living as an actor, visual artist, writer or musician.

He said savers were finding it "impossible to earn a worthwhile return" while pension funds were being crushed by the collapse in interest they earn on investments.

(As the chef David Chang howled earlier this year, "Food's too cheap, tipping makes no sense, cooks are broke, and it's damn near impossible to earn a living in this effed-up business").

The former foreign secretary William Hague also waded into the debate about low interest rates, writing in the Daily Telegraph on Tuesday that savers were finding it "impossible to earn a worthwhile return".

"That's the reality now -- it is impossible to earn more salary than at your former job," said Mr. Nozawa, 55, tapping for emphasis on a recent copy of a 500-page weekly magazine that lists job openings.

That will make it impossible for Greece to earn its way out of debt.

The object is to make certain that the teacher will have a prison record, thus making it impossible for her to earn her living anywhere in the United States.

Mohammad and his relatives came to Delhi from their village near Lucknow because the high cost of land made it impossible for them to earn a living by farming.

In the early years, his relations with his landlord were amiable enough, but, once Lukoil took over Getty, he says, his rent was raised, which squeezed his operating margin to the point where it was nearly impossible for him to earn a living.

Mr. Obama's insistence that insurance companies would no longer be able to limit the amounts they pay out in medical claims but still be forced to keep their premiums low could make it impossible for them to earn profits, she said.