Sentence examples for impossible to oust from inspiring English sources

In the race for the most prized governorship, that of California, the White House had backed a losing candidate in the Republican primary and party officials now say it will be difficult, but not impossible, to oust Gov. Gray Davis.

"Griffin will hang on because the BNP constitution means it is almost impossible to oust him... [He] is doing the party in, it is not connecting with voters, they are running out of money but he is not going to go anywhere... they truly are a fading star and it is almost entirely because of Griffin's incompetence".

It is possible, but not easy, to fire a probationary teacher (who has taught for less than three years); it is nearly impossible to oust a tenured teacher.

Trump's opponents could remain hopeful that, even though they didn't have the means to do it, somebody else would fix the almost impossible problem of how to oust a president they viewed as illegitimate and catastrophic.

McBeth says it is an almost impossible task to rouse a movement to oust the long-serving Fifa chief.

"I think in some ways he wants to hang onto power to keep the skeletons in the cupboard". McBeth says it is an almost impossible task to rouse a movement to oust the long-serving Fifa chief.

The Portuguese, who at first had intended to oust the Arabs entirely, found it impossible to manage without them.

He did not actually manage to oust any of them, of course, the defeat of a legislative incumbents being next to impossible in New York State.

Americans need to oust dirt".

He was determined to oust them.

Was there a plot to oust him?