Sentence examples for it impossible to live from inspiring English sources

Another thing that renter's and homeowner's insurance typically covers is "additional living expenses" if a fire or other casualty makes it impossible to live in the home or apartment.

Criminal trials will simply become less effective in protecting society against those who have made it impossible to live today in safety.

Another fear is that Mr. Bailey may bring modern mining machines into the old tunnels beneath the houses, making it impossible to live there anymore.

This ban on fishing, previously Chagossians' main livelihood, could make it impossible to live on the islands if the islanders won the right to return.

I would find it impossible to live in the city without engaging with something living and green and ever-changing in this hostile setting.

For this and many of the reasons suggested by my Brother WHITE'S dissent, I agree that holdings like this make it far more difficult to protect society 'against those who have made it impossible to live today in safety.' I would affirm this conviction.

"Under the way the A.C.A. has been rolled out by the Treasury and I.R.S. regulations, it will make it completely impossible to live up to that," he said.

"It's impossible to live as it is," he said.

It is impossible to live without it.

Fantasizing about it for a year makes it almost impossible to live up to expectations.

It is repressed and largely ignored, probably because it's impossible to live with.