Sentence examples for it would become impossible from inspiring English sources

If the proposals were implemented it would become impossible".

Masaoka Shiki conjectured, drawing on mathematics, that sooner or later it would become impossible to compose a new poem in the traditional forms.

Certainly if it is not done in March it would become impossible because of the timescales provided for in the bill".

He argued that if his agenda were not adopted within 10 years, it would become impossible to pursue it at all.

For motorists, it would become impossible to go from one section to the other: cars had to take the ring-road around the inner city, whereas cyclists could move freely about on new cycle paths constructed to accommodate them.

It was a decision, he says, that was based on pragmatism: if the legislation was declared un-Islamic, it would become impossible to implement whether or not it was passed.

"If the Labour party adopts a position which says we might leave the EU and might argue against it, then of course my position would become impossible".

"If the Labour party adopts a position which says we might leave the EU and might argue against it, then of course my position would become impossible at that point.

After all, the Syrian al Qaeda branch has little to gain from seeing Washington expand its presence in Syria, because the branch relies on other rebels being willing to work with it to gain territory -- something that would become impossible for rebels explicitly linked to the U.S. program -- and because it has itself previously been the target of U.S. airstrikes.

Change would become impossible, he said, "unless we blow it up now and we find some way to make it so that these bones don't set".

Destruction would become mutually assured, and victory would become impossible.