Sentence examples for impossible to resume from inspiring English sources

After Sept. 11, however, it is impossible to resume dreaming as usual.

In August of 1956, Hemingway advised Charles Scribner, Jr., that he had "found it impossible to resume work on the Africa book without some disciplinary writing," and so was writing short stories.

The consequences of a failed Real Life Test could have been very serious: it would not have been impossible to resume my previous identity, but while my relationships survived my coming out, I'm not sure how many would have withstood de-transition.

As the hundreds of thousands of supporters she gathered in person – and the millions more she gathered online – can attest, it will now be impossible to resume any discussion of women's health without women themselves at the center of the conversation.

He wrote to his editor, "I found it impossible to resume writing on the Africa book".

In addition, patient information previously stored in the hospital was also lost, making it impossible to resume the exact treatment they had been receiving before the disaster.

"It's virtually impossible now to resume operations at Monju," Miwako Ogiso, a representative of the plaintiffs, said at a news conference.

So if the Palestinians agreed to come back to the long-stalled peace talks, it would be hard, perhaps impossible, for Israel to resume settlement building.

But Palestinians said the Israeli actions had badly undercut Mr. Abbas and had made it impossible for him to resume cease-fire talks with Palestinian militants.

It also "makes it impossible for peace negotiations to resume".

A small group of meteorite-hunters are keen to resume a hobby that has been largely impossible since the revolution.