Sentence examples for impossible to launch from inspiring English sources

True, China will modernize its nuclear arms to some degree no matter what we do; the missiles it has now are antiquated and impossible to launch quickly.

She says it was becoming impossible to launch clubs in poor areas because local authorities knew parents would be unable to pay for services.

Tax cuts would also put more pressure on already overcommitted government budgets, making it all but impossible to launch significant new urban transit programs in the next decade.

Rival bidders for Birmingham's local TV licence say it is now impossible to launch a quality television service before the government's deadline, following the collapse of the company that won the bid almost two years ago.

"It's impossible to launch something for 1.3 billion people that will not piss people off," Chudnovsky told me.

With these methods, it is impossible to launch a route disruption and diversion attack that caused by the malicious behavior of a mesh router through modification of a mutable field and dropping routing information.

While his contemporary Charlton Heston had maintained that it was impossible not to launch his own acting career from two Cecil B DeMille movies, Granger had the far more difficult task of springboarding from his Hitchcock films, where the director had been the star.

Mine are m, b, p and e – it's virtually impossible for me to launch into speech with any of these letters.

Milenko Pilic, 27, says: "It would have been impossible for us to launch the business in Serbia.

Early on in the company's history, it would've been impossible for Backblaze to launch a completely new business line because the company only had a few people at the time and was struggling to keep up with growth.

They are to be praised for having introduced legislation to make it impossible for Obama to launch preventive military actions based merely on findings by Samantha Power's Board without congressional approval per the Constitution.