Sentence examples for impossible to expect the from inspiring English sources

Jarvis is not calling for extra money and accepts that it is impossible to expect the SDSR to be scrapped.

But, leaving the First Amendment to the Constitution aside, there seems to be something even more fundamental that falls outside the comprehension of the outraged protesters: the volume of material posted on YouTube now is so huge that it is impossible to expect the company, let alone the government, to be aware of everything published there.

It is impossible to expect the Israelis, left wing or right, to embrace without hesitation such ephemeral-sounding hopes while they are engaged in combatting the suicide-and-murder intifada that is killing everybody, Jew and Palestinian, in body and spirit.

Editorial in Yonhap news agency: "It has become virtually impossible to expect the North to give up its nuclear ambitions.

What it will find cannot be foreseen, but it is impossible to expect that experiments at the LHC will answer all the questions concerning this new physics.

"When you play so badly in all areas of the pitch it is impossible to expect anything from the game.

Competition is up, market conditions are less favourable, investors are more demanding and regulators are watching the industry closely.Given the strong showing in recent years, "it would be impossible to expect similar levels of return over the next five-year period," says John Barber, head of private equity for Citibank Alternative Investments.

When the industry is voting, it's almost impossible to expect them to vote against an album that helped keep the business afloat.

Lessig implores us to become "rootstrikers" by tackling the one issue that makes it impossible to expect good legislation on all other political issues (including net-neutrality), the corrupting force of money in politics.

Given the theme of the conference, however, it was probably impossible to expect political and ethical concerns to be ignored and as Ashton (12/12) argued "this debate cannot be separated into scientific and political aspects.

It is my opinion that petitioner proved that the Attorney General's publicized program made it impossible to expect his subordinates to give Accardi's application that fair consideration which the law requires.