Sentence examples for it would be impossible to make from inspiring English sources

"There are so many physiological changes that take place when you push a body to its limits, it would be impossible to make one measure and use it as a gold standard".

Hammond predicted he would get "nothing but flannel" from the Russians in response to his allegations, but said details of the attacks were being compiled, and warned if Moscow did not change its tactics it would be impossible to make any progress in peace talks in Geneva.

"It would be impossible to make that film now," said Korine with a sigh.

But I thought it would be impossible to make," Sherwin replies.

But by last month two had dropped out, fearing it would be impossible to make a decent return.

He talks about the difficulty of filming a homosexual story, and says it would be impossible to make the movie today.

According to (Guilford and Fruchter 1978), correlation coefficient is 'an index of the predictive value of a test' (p. 87) and that without knowing that number, 'it would be impossible to make predictions' (p. 77).

"Certainly, Deliverance would be impossible to make today," he concedes.

It would be impossible to imagine them made in 3D.

If I'd made a mistake, it would be impossible to notice since I don't remember making photocopies.

You can make a simple Obsidian trap, and it would be Impossible to escape on Survival.