Sentence examples for it's basically impossible for from inspiring English sources

But John King says he thinks it's basically impossible for Santorum, who currently trails Romney by about three thousand votes, to come from behind.

The bar for Messi is so high — it's not just if Argentina wins, but how — that it's basically impossible for him to meet it.

And they're right: It's basically impossible for Democrats to lose deep-blue states such as California or for Republicans to lose deep-red ones such as Idaho.

By describing America as the indispensable nation, Obama and his Oval Office predecessors have created a self-fulfilling outcome in which it's basically impossible for the US to share the responsibilities of maintaining global peace and security with anyone else.

It's basically impossible for a journalist who relies on Twitter to find stories, stalk editors, rack up "whuffie" and beef with rap stars to be objective about the service.

"It's basically impossible for any of us to get our heads around the scope of just how much damage there's going to be when this is over," MSNBC's Chris Hayes tweeted (although these maps, from The Times, give us a good idea).

Several venture capitalists suggested to me that Uber was now so big and so rich — its estimated worth is close to sixty-eight billion dollars — that it was basically impossible for any new company to dislodge it.

Several venture capitalists suggested to me that Uber was now so big and so rich its estimated worth is close to sixty-eight bitlion dollars—that it was basically impossible for any new company to dislodge it.

Because it was basically impossible for anyone, even AT&T, to fully reproduce the local networks that the Bells had built with monopoly profits over many decades, lawmakers took a different course.

Caution: Inspectors painstakingly gather and collate the load sheets that detail what a vendor has sold, and it is basically impossible for a layman to do this.

Why did someone/thing create a universe so big that, using our system of time and distance that it is basically impossible for intelligent, exploring inclined beings, like humans, to even imagine ever "setting foot" on planets around a distant star?