Sentence examples for it could be impossible from inspiring English sources

If a few large blocks form, each with its own rules, it could be impossible to fit the various regional groups together.

Sometimes, it seemed, it could be impossible to get out of the way of the Mandela story.

It showed that there was little predictability in asset price changes in the short-term, suggesting it could be impossible to 'beat the market' in the short term.

Britain might have to seek fresh export markets outside the EU as the euro crisis was now facing such entrenched political obstacles that it could be impossible to resolve, he warned.

The congressmen also say that the process has been so flawed, and both sides have such powerful political backers, that it could be impossible to go forward without having the losing bidder file a protest, as Boeing did last year.

It costs us a lot just to attend this conference, and when we go back it could be impossible to reclaim our expenses".On top of this is the problem of convincing parents that new-fangled education methods are going to benefit their children.

"Recruiting athletes could be impossible as it is not longer 'real' tennis.

Objecting to the Kuwaitis' "cavalier" behavior, she warned that further transfers could be impossible if it appeared that "we were being 'gamed' by the government of Kuwait".

Bill Shankly could be impossible when Liverpool lost, but he never had to say sorry for it.

He could be impossible – sometimes hilariously so.

But those requirements could be impossible to pass.