Sentence examples for impossible to lead from inspiring English sources

Journalists re-tweet the tweets and two, big political parties formed in another age become impossible to lead.

The Conservatives are impossible to lead in relation to Europe and have not changed much as a party since Cameron became leader.

She said that even if she won among members, it would be impossible to lead the country without the backing of her own MPs.

People should explore their responsibilities as a leader and learn how to listen, empathise and create conditions where people feel cared for – it's impossible to lead a complex organisation as a cut-throat, coercive or bullying leader, he says.

First, unless the BJP wins 200-odd seats, it could find it well nigh impossible to lead a government.

The hard truth is that it is nearly impossible to lead a happy life, or to have a happy childhood, when we're underslept.

"I know that I never could," he added, stressing that he would find it "impossible to simultaneously lead UKIP, be the voice of the party in the Commons, represent my Clacton constituents and at the same time be a husband and a dad".

President Obama accepted the letter of resignation, in which Caldera wrote he felt that the controversy surrounding the event made it impossible "to effectively lead the White House Military Office".

The opinion of the Tories was that it was impossible for Edward Heath to lead them to victory and unity.

But that same process makes it almost impossible for Google to lead in features or product ideas that can't be proved or verified through research.

In the suit the man, Muhammad A. Salah, says, in essence, that it is impossible for him to lead a normal life — to open a bank account, get a job or donate to his mosque — without seeking approval from the government.