Sentence examples for impossible to set out from inspiring English sources
For these reasons, it is impossible to set out comprehensive lists of words, expressions or gestures which are acceptable at each category.
So impossible is it to set out what's going on without immediately boring and confusing the audience that both Paul Bettany and Kevin Spacey have to ask Peter to explain it "in English".
After Johnson's speech to the Conservative Party conference last month, in which he cleverly used the irresponsibility of being out of office to set out impossible demands for David Cameron's renegotiation, there was a flurry of speculation that he might join the Leave campaign.
As eager as we were to set out nets, it was impossible not to raise our binoculars for a look at all of these spectacular birds.
Without dates, it is almost impossible to set meaningful goals.
With nothing but pages and pages of data, a statistical computer package, and a hunch about the importance of the above variables, we began our academic stab at the impossible and set out to develop the best possible model for predicting IPO implosions and explosions.
Alternatively, The Impossible Project is a great option for aspiring Polaroid photographers.[1] Made up of a team of former Polaroid employees, the Impossible team set out to re-create instant film from scratch, and is currently producing black and white and color film for various types of cameras at an affordable price.
Yes, it will be difficult if not impossible to achieve everything set out in the budget and reduce the deficit by two-thirds over the next four years.
The IFS, the country's leading public finance thinktank, warns that "it seems impossible the targets set out in the Child Poverty Act could be met", and recommends the government now needs to "reveal a credible plan for meeting the targets it has signed up to; or that it sets different objectives, which reflect its view of what is both desirable and achievable".
If the past few years are any guide, they will find it difficult if not impossible to remain within the limits set out in the budget outline.
