Sentence examples for it was basically impossible from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Driving around the city, it was basically impossible to pass a piece of property or a building that wasn't something my dad had developed or somewhere he'd packaged butter — he was a real-estate cum butter mogul — or had something to do with.

Driving through Times Square is a tricky proposition even on normal nights, but for a few moments tonight it was basically impossible to cruise down 7th Avenue.

Perhaps more importantly, it was basically impossible to know if someone was talking to you in Wave unless you had it open all the time.

When cordons 1b and 2 had to be given up, the police suddenly found itself in a situation, where in- and outflows blocked each other, and it was basically impossible to evacuate the ramp in conventional ways, when people quickly accumulated on both sides of cordon 3. A trap without exits or emergency exits resulted, from which people could not get out, and the situation kept getting worse.152.152

"It's basically impossible".

"But in Mauritius, it's basically impossible to avoid the sun".

"Whenever something is so difficult that it's basically impossible to stage, they bring me in," she says.

"If you're not inheriting a farm it's basically impossible to start up because of the high prices," she says.

It's basically impossible to completely rid yourself of the stuff; you must simply let it serve as a reminder of good times.