Sentence examples for impossible to keep and from inspiring English sources

Citibank and other United States banks, they maintain, made guarantees that they knew were impossible to keep, and that constitutes fraud.

Many nonpartisan budget analysts have criticized Mr. Obama for that promise since he first made it four years ago, saying the vow would be impossible to keep and still bring the projected growth of the federal debt under control.

However, ever since the coalition government took office four and a half years ago, this target has proved impossible to keep and May admitted earlier this year that it was proving harder and harder to aim for.

Two months later, in the midterm elections, Democrats, although they managed to cling to the Senate, lost the House by the widest margin since the midterms of 1946; Gingrich was elected Speaker on the strength of his "Contract with America," which made a number of promises that were impossible to keep, and in the process launched an era of rabid partisanship.

Many runners found it impossible to keep food and drink down: the road to Sparti is paved with vomit.

In fairness, the tyke was so small that if he knelt, it would have been impossible to keep him and the helmet in frame.

It's almost impossible to keep sport and politics apart, but every effort should be made to ensure that they are.

The iPhone then loses its ground for the fact that the glossy back casing is damned near impossible to keep clean and free of fingerprints.

If anything, it will help you do what I'm doing -- which is learning as I go! White is impossible to keep clean and we are farmers at the end of the day.

In consequence, it is impossible to keep both semantic and syntactic relationships between simultaneously presented acoustic and visual adjectives at a fixed level.

I wanted to have an unmediated natural birth and found it impossible to keep the environment tranquil and myself focused on relaxing and letting go to give birth with all of them eating, watching TV and worrying about my pain and chatting as if they were at a sports event.