Sentence examples for it will prove impossible from inspiring English sources
The Progressive Democrats, its junior partners, are unhappy about the idea.For politicians who would rather dodge the issue, the best hope is that it will prove impossible to formulate a referendum question.
The limitations of the human body may mean that it will prove impossible to run 100 metres in less than nine seconds or long jump more than 10 metres.
At worst it will prove impossible to implement at all because of the politics of the here and now.The architects of the 1992 Maastricht treaty, who included Jacques Delors, then European Commission president, and Helmut Kohl, then German chancellor, always wanted political union to accompany the monetary union that the treaty envisaged.
I suspect it will prove impossible to confine this change of response to terrorism alone.
Parenting author and mother of four, Sarah Ockwell-Smith said: "It is already difficult for parents to work and entertain their children during the holidays but with the changes to school holidays coming into place, it will prove impossible.
But for weeks, committee lions in the House and Senate have been hemming and hawing about the 9/11 study's insistence that true reform will prove impossible unless Congress ends its fractured system.
In the British government's haste to rush it through before the upcoming election, there's a huge risk of passing a bad statute which will prove impossible to enforce.
On the flipside, if Iran's version of what was discussed in Lausanne is incorrect, then it is setting up the coming negotiations for an epic failure by staking out unreasonable positions that will prove impossible to compromise on and subsequently sell to the Iranian people.
Both are now focusing on other things – aware, perhaps, that these eight episodes will prove impossible to top.
