Sentence examples for impossible to live in from inspiring English sources

Another thing that renter's and homeowner's insurance typically covers is "additional living expenses" if a fire or other casualty makes it impossible to live in the home or apartment.

It would be almost impossible to live in Italy and not know about the new law.

And it would be impossible to live in such a building unless there were rules".

It is impossible to live in urban, wired America without leaving clues about ourselves, our movements and our views everywhere.

It's still impossible to live in New York without being run over by an Amanda Keeler or two.

All the same, it was impossible to live in fear of the microphones 24 hours a day without cracking up.

But as the ancient Greek philosopher and physician Galen wrote in the second century AD: other remedies may be used for this or that, but without food it is "impossible to live either in health or in sickness".

Their homes have been bombed out, fighting in their cities made it impossible to live, or in some cases, armed men showed up and announced it was time to leave or die.

Criminal trials will simply become less effective in protecting society against those who have made it impossible to live today in safety.

For this and many of the reasons suggested by my Brother WHITE'S dissent, I agree that holdings like this make it far more difficult to protect society 'against those who have made it impossible to live today in safety.' I would affirm this conviction.

Putin, while defending the Russian people, denounced the "cynical lies" that had hidden the truth of Katyn, said "there is no justification for these crimes" of a "totalitarian regime" and declared, "We should meet each other halfway, realizing that it is impossible to live only in the past".