Sentence examples for impossible to step from inspiring English sources

Maybe the risk of losing all that endorsement money makes it impossible to step outside the lines.

Once Northern Rock ran into trouble, the Bank of England found it impossible to step in behind the scenes in its traditional role as lender of last resort.

And it's impossible to step from the cabin without being impressed by the quiet style, powerful V-6, generous interior and intuitive technology.

But students, who have spent the past three months exploring new intellectual and social terrain and reveling in the freedom of dorm life, often find it impossible to step back into their old roles.

With international sanctions proving crippling – and driving Iran to seek a diplomatic exit – it is important not to relax them before the regime proves it has really changed course, or else it will be impossible to step the pressure up again.

"The minute you experience it it's impossible to step back and forget it," says the functional geneticist who runs the skeletal disease program at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals in Tarrytown, New York.

He wasn't always loyal: it emerges that he discussed with David Miliband how to persuade the impossible Brown to step down.

At the site where residents say a sarin-loaded rocket fell, only mounds of rubble stand amid scorched earth, remnants of houses and patches of garden ringed by narrow streets that were so packed with bodies on the night of the attack that they said it was impossible not to step or drive over the dead.

And when the United States is in recession, Germany's weakness makes it impossible for Europe to step in as the engine of world recovery.

Turning Mr. Arafat into the central issue would make it impossible for other Palestinians to step forward.

Once successive regimes have allowed, or at least ignored the vacuum, it becomes extraordinarily difficult, if not impossible, for the state to step back in to fill that space when it is called upon to do so.