Sentence examples for impossible to progress from inspiring English sources

Without her husband's unstinting (and in Malaysian culture, highly unusual) support for her career – which came at some cost to his own – Abdul-Ghani says she would most likely have found it impossible to progress into senior management.

It's also hard as nails, so challenging in parts that it can seem virtually impossible to progress.

With all these incredible athletes around, it was impossible not to progress.

Reinvigorated, the Scandinavians went on to score a second goal that might have made it all but impossible for England to progress beyond the group stage of Euro 2012.

This could make it impossible for scientists to progress in their career until someone else retires or moves on from the institute, critics say.

In their book Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, they argue that it is impossible for countries to progress if women aren't active and productive members of the workforce.

It's impossible for a culture to progress with men alone, without women being involved".

"It is impossible for any club to progress always," he said, when asked about regression.

It may have been impossible for any actor to progress rapidly, in time-release 10-minute bursts, through the script's emotional minefield from puppy love to rock-solid commitment to ultimate loss to nervous breakdown to steely determination.

Having been mauled 4-0 by Paris Saint-Germain in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 meeting they produced the impossible, winning the return 6-1 to progress against all odds.

I have publicly said that it has proved impossible to make progress to limit promotions on unhealthy foods and that stronger policies are needed.