Sentence examples for impossible to start a from inspiring English sources

In an article this summer in the Washington Monthly, he wrote that it would be impossible to start a business like CNN today, because the American media industry is so concentrated.

In his memoirs, Andrei Gromyko, foreign minister throughout the period, complained that it became impossible to start a normal diplomatic conversation with the Americans because they would always produce a list of names of individuals whose human rights were being abused by the Soviets, i.e. Jewish refuseniks.

You can see the countdown timer at the bottom, and it makes it impossible to start a meaningful conversation — at most, Quickie calls can last 60 seconds.

"It has to have been next to impossible to start a nonprofit before the internet unless you had a lot of money.

But once you're in a scene for more than six months, you've usually exhausted all potential prospects, and it becomes impossible to start a band without remembering the time you and the keyboardist did the horizontal mambo and superglue.

Everyday we are bombarded with negative information on how the U.S. retail industry is in decline, that it is impossible to start a retail company in today's hyper-competitive environment, or that a retail entrepreneur must be located in such fashion hubs as NYC, LA, & Miami to be successful.

That would probably make it impossible to start an oil fund for some years, at least without big cuts to public expenditure.

"Clearly there is still much to do because it's impossible to start with a perfect car in a season featuring so many changes.

If it does, then it will of course be impossible to start with a case that has JB+X without truth.

In today's climate it's impossible to start such a conversation without talking about Donald Trump, and like many Americans, my invigorated interest is exclusively attributable to him.

Obviously, it is impossible to start research on a new substance with unknown properties with the most sensitive stages.