Sentence examples for impossible to renew from inspiring English sources

If Dish doesn't play nice, Dish will find it impossible to renew those deals when they're up".

Since Lebanon introduced tougher residency regulations for Syrian refugees last year, including a $200£16060) fee, many have found it difficult or impossible to renew their permits.

Without a certificate of occupancy to attest to the unit's compliance with city code, a new buyer could find it difficult or impossible to renew homeowner's insurance policies, or to sell or refinance.

It backfired, spreading havoc in the careers of young scientists, who not only gained little access to the new stable positions promised by the law but also soon found it nearly impossible to renew their short-term contracts.

Reader John says: "Why is it nearly impossible for me to renew my print home delivery subscription on the News website?

Several Democrats said Mr. Lieberman's comments made it more difficult, if not impossible, to block renewed efforts by the Republicans to get overseas ballots accepted.

Gatsby himself has become a phantom by wilfully pursuing an impossible vision - trying to renew his relationship with the woman he loved, and the short-lived intensity that existed in an unrepeatable past.

He will touch up the shading of a foreground wall, not to "renew" the picture — an impossible presumption — but to clarify the sense of "what is going on" in that part of it.

"We believe that it is impossible for the party and the government to renew itself without renewing its leadership as a matter of urgency," the letter concluded.

Erick Velazquillo, 22, was arrested in October 2010 for driving with an expired license, after new laws in North Carolina made it impossible for him, as an undocumented immigrant, to renew his license.

What's more, the potentially vast legal liabilities stemming from the attack will make it difficult if not impossible for airlines to secure new loans or to renew insurance contracts.