Sentence examples for it impossible to save from inspiring English sources
John, a naturalised citizen, is finding it impossible to save to bring his family to the UK.
In four or five years' time, however, she would like to buy but finds it impossible to save for a deposit.
Zolfo Cooper, who were appointed as administrators on Monday, said Jane Norman's £140m debt had made it impossible to save the whole company, which ran 94 UK stores.
Stagnating wages and the rising cost of living make it impossible to save the tens of thousands of pounds needed for a downpayment, especially when you're paying rent as well.
Last week, during the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission's final hearings, entitled "Too Big to Fail," two competing versions of events were revisited about the last frantic 72 hours of Lehman's life: That the government did not have the legal "authority" to rescue the firm or, more conspiratorially, that the firm was knowingly killed because politics made it impossible to save.
When Cassie becomes good friends with Paris, only for her to get kidnapped she tries to rescue her and with only a number plate to go by, is it impossible to save her? Can the boy that delivers fairground soft toys help her?
As soon as you rent it makes it near impossible to save for a deposit.
"It was impossible to save the Great Republic," Twain lamented.
"It was impossible to save his life," said Mr. Balbuena, a retired taxi driver.
Are we all in denial or is it simply impossible to save enough for retirement?
