Sentence examples for impossible to run at from inspiring English sources

Ben Oquist, the Australia Institute's executive director, said the numbers clearly show that "when the government cuts its income, it finds it near impossible to run at a surplus".

For limited computational resources reasons, it is presently impossible to run computations at large scales taking into account the gas liquid interaction and the real geometry of the packing and original approaches must be developed.

Like most transportation experts, Mr. Warrington argued that it is impossible to run a rail system, whether at Amtrak or New Jersey Transit, without some government support.

But the complications that clients like Mr. Zaland might present for a high-profile American firm illustrate the peculiar risks posed by taking work in Afghanistan, where loyalties can be hard to track and it is nearly impossible to run a business without paying bribes, at the very least.

The clinic was all but impossible to run.

It was impossible to run a place from a distance.

So, is it simply impossible to run an effective national health care system on a budget?

Meanwhile, we have only one planet, so it's impossible to run a controlled experiment.

It is obviously impossible to run experiments.

Head teachers' leader Brian Lightman says that level of cuts would make many schools "impossible to run".

It was impossible to run.