Sentence examples for it would certainly be impossible from inspiring English sources

It would certainly be impossible to think of a New Year's Eve without it.

They were raised partly in the expectation of profit, and partly by politicians using a largely religious rhetoric about "The book of life" which all the scientists involved could have explained was nonsense and which would certainly be impossible for an alien archaeologist to reconstruct.

David A. Bositis, senior political analyst with the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, a nonpartisan Washington group that studies black issues, said that it would certainly be hard, but not impossible for an African-American candidate to win.

And it would certainly be controversial.

It would certainly be difficult.

"It would certainly be approved.

It would certainly be newsworthy.

It would certainly be preferable.

These processes, the Treasury report says, "would be complicated in their own right, but conducting them all at the same time, on any terms that would be acceptable to the UK and within the specified two-year period for leaving the EU would almost certainly be impossible.

The win in Tokyo brought Jamie's doubles ranking to a career-high of No. 23, a feat that would have almost certainly been impossible without his brother's assistance.

Mr. Leahy then suggested that the president of the Senate take his gavel and use it to perform an act that, while not technically impossible in anatomical terms, would certainly be considered both unseemly and unhygienic, and which would require an unusual combination of single-minded ambition and physical relaxation.