Sentence examples for impossible to shed from inspiring English sources
For those who remained, their unique vantage point on 9/11 remained impossible to shed.
Edwards insisted that Gavin, who last November became Britain's first amateur world champion, had found it impossible to shed the excess three pounds before today's scheduled weigh-in for the lightweight division.
In response to clever students burying their obligations in court during the 1970s, anti-default provisions were imposed to make it almost impossible to shed student loans in bankruptcy.
To make matters worse, liquidity tends to disappear during times of turmoil, making it hard, if not impossible, to shed risk.Aware of these flaws, most banks and fund managers avoid selling more than a small number of such instruments.
But already the Charity Commission has said that offering a few bursaries and sharing playing fields with state schools is unlikely to be enough.Schools have to heed such hints because it is almost impossible to shed their charitable status, even if they are willing to forego the attendant tax breaks.
It's nearly impossible to shed workers in Germany, so Pich worked with what he had.
Of course, it's almost impossible not to shed a tear or two when Ranyevskaya and her brother, Gaev James Laurensonn) make their final farewells to their adored family estate, which they have lost through carelessness and self-involved inattention.
A psychoanalyst, for example, may want to argue that (at least in some cases) it is impossible to choose to shed the attachment one feels for one's mother, and that an attempt may lead to perverse and unintended consequences.
It's virtually impossible for an actor to shed a role that he's identified with by millions; just ask Steve Urkel -- I mean, Jaleel White.
Since Aug. 11 last season, Astacio is 4-9 with a 9.26 E.R.A., making it virtually impossible for the Mets to shed his contract in a trade.
"A little bit like certain other radio stations [Radio 1, which is trying to shed its older audience], it's impossible to tell people not to listen to you," he argues.
