Sentence examples for impossible to save for from inspiring English sources
In four or five years' time, however, she would like to buy but finds it impossible to save for a deposit.
In this part of England if you're married with a young family and you're getting £40,000 [as a salary], it's near impossible to save for a deposit and still have some sort of life.
It appears that the baby-boomer generation is weighed down with a sense of guilt for still having cash to spend when its adult offspring are laden with debt, struggling to find work, and finding it almost impossible to save for a deposit.
As soon as you rent it makes it near impossible to save for a deposit.
You might think it's impossible to save for retirement while you pay down student loans.
The race to the bottom on wages and benefits has made it impossible to save for our retirements.
Are we all in denial or is it simply impossible to save enough for retirement?
But what if it is impossible to save enough for retirement?
With all the headlines about the rising cost of college, it can seem impossible to save enough to pay for college.
A recent survey from Schwab Retirement Plan Services, Inc. found that saving enough money for retirement is the most common cause of financial stress for most people, and about half of respondents feel it is impossible to save enough in their 401(k) for a comfortable retirement.
