Sentence examples for impossible to regain from inspiring English sources

"It is impossible to regain that territory".

As Mr Major discovered, once authority is lost, it is impossible to regain.

And it might be incredibly hard, if not impossible, to regain what we have given up.

So far right, in fact, that it's impossible to regain the middle ground.

Business environments, like ecosystems, can be fragile and once lost, competitive advantage can be hard, if not impossible, to regain.

And for some residents of 129th Street, a toehold lost in Manhattan's housing market is almost impossible to regain.

"I was told from the very start that it was hopeless, that it was impossible for me to regain movement below the shoulders," he began.

Outside the country, meantime, many prominent voices have argued for more than a year that it is impossible for Greece to regain competitiveness while clinging to the euro currency.

Outside the country, meantime, many prominent voices have argued for more than a year that it is impossible for Greece to regain competitiveness by staying within the euro currency zone.

Now, with respected figures blaming the president (and what they see as his naïve support for dialogue) for Mr. Rabbani's death, it will be virtually impossible for him to regain their trust and restart peace talks with the Taliban.

At that point, the regulations currently being advanced by the EPA will make it difficult, if not impossible, for coal to regain the market share it's losing today because, unable to meet the overly stringent timelines EPA insists upon, so many utilities will have switched fuels.