Sentence examples for impossible to get rid of from inspiring English sources

"It's impossible to get rid of," he said.

And such rules, once in place, are almost impossible to get rid of.

"Once it is discovered, it is impossible to get rid of," he said.

"It's now going to be almost impossible to get rid of them even if they try.

RAMPELL -- I think it's going to be impossible to get rid of Napster and things like Napster.

Once they are in it is impossible to get rid of them or even curb their more addictive elements".

It could even end up being worse than nothing: We'd have another powerful government office that would be impossible to get rid of and which could prove useful in lending an "independent" stamp of approval to law enforcement's worst practices, or worse still, further codifying them.

His first idea is to increase the size of parliament, presumably so he can stuff it with appointees and make it virtually impossible for Zimbabweans to get rid of him or his party.The second worry concerns South Africa.

This reflects the unions' ability to bargain up wages and the compensation bosses must pay when a job disappears, whatever the reason.The roots of unemploymentThe trouble really began with Franco, who wanted full employment at the expense of wages, and so made it all but impossible for employers to get rid of anyone (except on political grounds).

Malware also refers to other evils: the junk mail we call spam; "phishing", or trying to hoodwink internet users into revealing bank account passwords etc; page-jacking, which makes it difficult or impossible for a victim to get rid of a web page; and other scams.

"The Internet is becoming so tied up with economic and social concerns particularly for a new generation of "digital natives," people who have grown up online that it would be nearly impossible in most places in the world to get rid of access altogether," Palfrey says.