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

It's difficult – impossible, perhaps – for fashion retailers to survive now without a firm sense of who their customer is.

He doesn't want to talk, that's his right, but in those conditions it's difficult, impossible even, for us to do our job.

Like my other pieces it's difficult, impossible really, to pinpoint where they started.

It is difficult — impossible, really — to think of Ms. Malcolm, she of the formidable literary reputation, as just another interview subject.

I had met Douglas before and I longed to see the collection; it was difficult, impossible, to see great cubist works at the time.

It's difficult, but not impossible.

It's difficult if not impossible to tell by looking at the tree.

It's difficult, though not impossible, to imagine that European generosity will extend that long.

"It's difficult, but not impossible to make a change for £50," he says.

QUOTABLE "It's difficult and almost impossible to make a foot fault on a second serve.

So it's difficult, if not impossible, to imagine a Barack Obama emerging in Europe soon.