Sentence examples for impossible to get things from inspiring English sources
The result was a byzantine system of checks and balances that makes it almost impossible to get things done swiftly or decisively.
"I've learned in all these years it's a slow business, and if the paradigms aren't ready, its impossible to get things moving".
JP says: "When someone's been told their whole life not to move a certain way, outside is very intimidating, and it becomes impossible to get things because there's no standardisation.
Mr Rasmussen recently moved to Facebook, complaining that it had become impossible to get things done at Google because of the bureaucracy at the company, which now boasts 23,000 employees.Admittedly, Mr Rasmussen may still be sore that Google shuttered his project, which flopped.
A couple of weeks ago, after parliamentary maneuvering killed the Mayor's plans for a football stadium on Manhattan's West Side, a lament went up, among city planners and real-estate developers, that it had become impossible to get things done in New York.
By Nick Paumgarten A couple of weeks ago, after parliamentary maneuvering killed the Mayor's plans for a football stadium on Manhattan's West Side, a lament went up, among city planners and real-estate developers, that it had become impossible to get things done in New York.
And that's one big reason that it's become impossible for Washington to get things done, even on issues of bipartisan interest.
Indeed, Mr Assad may well have been hoping for something along those lines when he and Bill Clinton had their disastrous meeting in Geneva in March.After that meeting, it is more difficult to get things right, but not impossible.
Or you could take it in the opposite direction: as it becomes impossible to get paid for things that are recorded, we move towards an economy where actual physical presence becomes the most valuable thing, because you can charge for tickets.
But once you've conjured up something like that, its impossible to get the bloody thing out of your head.
