Sentence examples for impossible to put up from inspiring English sources

Politically it is virtually impossible to put up petrol duty, further eroding the tax base.

If the group is not united as a family, then it is almost impossible to put up a good show".

Not only is there little chance more will be built; it is proving almost impossible to put up a handful of campsites.The Merced river flood of 1997 almost halved the number of campsites in Yosemite Valley.

"He said, 'We know there are a number of MPs in poverty, and it's impossible to put up MPs' salaries, so in the circumstances we will introduce some allowances.' Now, it began in a fairly modest way, but gradually those allowances became more and more favourable.

The Bulletin wrote in Marsh's obituary that he was "a darkly troubled man with manners which white brothers found impossible to put up with".

The situation reached a point where it was impossible to put up with the abuses of the organized crime, who are also in cahoots with the authorities, and everybody knows that". .

"It is going to be impossible to ask Mexican society to put up with the number of lives at risk and the violence for a fight that Americans, or at least Californians, would have said they don't want to fight anymore," he said.

It's costing too much, it's causing an enormous amount of trouble and inconvenience, it's bound to put up prices, make it impossible to find a taxi, but most of all, one thing this city doesn't need is more gawping, milling, incontinently happy tourists.

If it's impossible to make the other group vanish, you'll just have to put up with them.

Cellini was told by his original patron that the design was impossible to realise, but in 1543 he found a Habsburg relative willing to put up the necessary gold.

"To put up those kinds of numbers, for me, personally, is impossible," Suzuki said, through Ken Barron, his interpreter.