Sentence examples for impossible to organize from inspiring English sources

The report was sharply critical of training practices at Yak-Servis, the private company operating the flight, noting that "in such an organization, scheduled preparation was practically impossible to organize".

"It's become next to impossible to organize," Mr. Schumer said.

Cramped, with no storage space, the house was impossible to organize for easy maneuvering.

Outside of parliament, opposition was practically impossible to organize, given government censorship and other emergency powers.

What's more, even among ourselves, we had a reputation for being fractious and quarrelsome, impossible to organize.

Shizzlr, for example, was created by two graduate business students at the University of Connecticut after they realized it was impossible to organize plans on Facebook.

"So that made it impossible for someone to organize the information," Parthasarathi says.

Mr. Hammock, the lawyer, said that prosecutors exploited the mechanism of parole to lock up Mr. Whitehead and make it impossible for him to organize his affairs.

Republican Administrations made it almost impossible for unions to organize.

And given the turnover in the college ranks, he conceded that it is virtually impossible to unionize the players using the tried-and-true techniques of union organizing.

In Massachusetts, Pennsylvania recently in New York, it was changed you cannot facilitate sex or facilitate "abuse" in any way, which makes it so that it's almost impossible for a promoter to organize a party without opening themselves up to liability.