Sentence examples for impossible to get their from inspiring English sources

And even if most people do, if a significant minority of voters doesn't trust the promises of single-payer advocates, that could easily either doom Democrats in the general election or at least make it impossible to get their plan through Congress.

But since The Guess Who hasn't had a hit since the Ford Administration, they've found it nearly impossible to get their music into stores.

I've said before that people who think it's impossible to get their dream job have never tried to get their dream job.

The couple tried to sell, but the depressed market made it impossible to get their price.

Seventy eight Transferred in children on ART were excluded because it was impossible to get their baseline information.

But isn't it virtually impossible for anyone to get their first book noticed?

Alas, politics has so far made such a deal impossible: sending pensioners to get their teeth fixed in Juárez is a difficult sell.

The corporate nature of the F1 world dictates that, in any game depicting it, every sponsor's logo, advertising hoarding and so on has to be authentic, which is why it's physically impossible for developers to get their games out before a chunk of each season has passed.

"It is important for us to have them recognise that it is impossible to try to get their way by coercion or intimidation," Mr Abe said, referring to China.

But patients who get their coverage through private employers often find it almost impossible to get attorneys to take their cases.

With contractors, electricians, plumbers and other tradesmen suddenly inundated with work, many homeowners have been finding it next to impossible to get workers to their houses.