Sentence examples for impossible to fire from inspiring English sources
Contracts make it almost impossible to fire duds.
The example they've produced was created to be physically impossible to fire.
It remains well nigh impossible to fire a teacher for incompetence.
He said that the whistle-blower protection provision "makes it legally impossible to fire disruptive employees".
Unlike the U.S., in a country like France, it is practically impossible to fire someone.
Second, Trump will find it difficult, if not impossible, to fire Mueller now.
In his opinion, the organisation is predominantly staffed by impossible-to-fire eurocrats too incompetent to be tolerated in Brussels.
In his opinion, the organization is predominantly staffed by impossible-to-fire eurocrats too incompetent to be tolerated in Brussels.
The purpose of tenure is to protect free speech, to make it impossible for principals to fire people for personal or political reasons.
In Europe, however, rigid labor laws make it virtually impossible for employers to fire workers or hire temporary help.
But as an owner, he has the one job in sports from which it's impossible to be fired.
