Sentence examples similar to impregnable welfare from inspiring English sources
The bedroom tax has always been the Achilles Heel of the Coalition's politically near-impregnable welfare reform agenda, and Friday's Affordable Homes bill defeat in the Commons practically guarantees that it will continue to discomfort ministers right through to the general election.
An impregnable theory, or one nearing the limit of impregnability, is in fact as great an absurdity as an impregnable armour-plate.
An impregnable assertion.
Is that defence impregnable?
The enigma seems impregnable.
"Bell Canada is impregnable".
In Britain, DiYists have done much to put issues of animal welfare on the political agenda and probably more than anybody else to call in question the country's once politically impregnable road-building programme.
That sense of responsibility, and Hock's modest contribution to the welfare of a people he was once genuinely fond of, has been replaced by a harsher mode of operation, run by coldhearted contractors living apart in impregnable compounds.
Alongside the shock came anger and a sense of betrayal in this previously impregnable scarlet citadel, an inner-city area which has long been defined by endemic poverty and a cradle-to-grave reliance on public welfare.
No system, however, is impregnable.
The double bill looked impregnable.
