Sentence examples for impossible to work in from inspiring English sources

But fabulous-looking kitchens can be impossible to work in.

They find it impossible to work in the messy, cluttered environment that humans cope with easily.

The rocky, remote Alaska shoreline was difficult to clean, and the subarctic weather made it impossible to work in winter.

Many NGOs now fear that, after western forces withdraw, it will become almost impossible to work in the country.

"Theatre almost makes it impossible to work in television, because the writing is so great," she said.

It has become nearly impossible to work in places like Chechnya, and Politkovskaya, despite support from her newspaper, was often alone there, unprotected, and out of touch.

It has complaints about Russian domestic policy, too: "They only let the convenient candidates participate in elections," and it's "impossible to work peacefully in a small or medium business".

The governor recently said Mr. Langford had "failed" as mayor and was "impossible to work with in any significant kind of way," according to The Press.

"The outside forecasters were all expecting a rise in borrowing this year, because it has risen for the first seven months... it was impossible to work out in that first minute or two what was going on".

"Ten years ago, people thought it would be impossible to work with MSM in this region that the MSM wouldn't be willing to participate in studies because of fear," he says.

"It became impossible to work with Barbara Pearce in that position," he said.