Sentence examples for impossible to run their from inspiring English sources

At King's College hospital in south London a recent evaluation of the contribution of its now 1,000-plus 1,000-plus – each of whom commits to three hours a week for a year – found that some staff thought it would be impossible to run their servolunteersout theach

For families with diversified livelihoods running small shops that required power (e.g. seamstresses, dairy vendors needing refrigeration, corner store owners), it was impossible to run their business without electricity, which dissuaded small business owners.

This would probably make it all but impossible for the banks to run their in-house private equity funds, in which they generally have ownership stakes.

When they aren't able to pay their school fees "it is becoming impossible to run these schools".

The main disadvantage of the model is the considerable running time, which made it impossible to run hundreds of simulations.

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.

The reason: it was nearly impossible to run Exchange without expensive books and training courses.

The girls are in long dresses, embellished with lace, impossible to run around in.