Sentence examples for impossible to protest from inspiring English sources
We have seen the situation inside, and in there it is impossible to protest.
It can feel impossible to protest in the streets when authority figures swear that all that stands between you and terrorism is more surveillance.
A1 Strikes Across Italy Millions of workers stopped assembly lines and made travel all but impossible to protest government plans for a more flexible labor market.
Paul Geraghty, chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission, said he feared that creating a radioactive waste zone would make it impossible to protest if the federal government wanted to send more radioactive waste to the Haddam Neck woods.
But almost four decades later, as the debt-stricken country endures a crisis that some might say is almost as bad as the long dark night of their rule, it is still impossible to protest in the cradle of democracy.
They have made it impossible for people to protest safely.
At San Francisco International Airport this evening, a large group of Bay Area taxi drivers has decided to make picking passengers up nearly impossible in an effort to protest the airport's recent decision to allow ride-sharing companies to operate on its premises.
It's impossible for me to believe that Aaron had any other motive than to protest this failure of principle.
The most optimistic is that, in the new Myanmar, it is impossible to suppress protests violently, especially if they are led by monks.
