Sentence examples for maybe impossible to from inspiring English sources

Without their support, I would have found it much more difficult, maybe impossible, to have got where I have".

It is very hard, maybe impossible, to imagine being one of those men, still less one of those infants.

These changes also mean that winning coalitions on legislative matters will be very hard, maybe impossible, to put together.

This decision will make it hard, and maybe impossible, to get all the new money through Congress this side of November's elections.

What he was in person is harder, maybe impossible to say, because he put so much of himself into his work.

The Room for Debate blog on nytimes.com invited readers last week to comment on sports records that will be hard, and maybe impossible, to break.

For which finger is it extremely difficult, maybe even impossible, to comply?

But that hasn't been true for a long time, so it's become very hard — maybe even impossible — to prove bad intent with smoking-gun evidence.

"I think it would have been very difficult, maybe even impossible, to get a criminal conviction," Jeffrey Toobin says of the grand-jury decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson for the killing of Michael Brown.

By The New Yorker November 26, 2014 "I think it would have been very difficult, maybe even impossible, to get a criminal conviction," Jeffrey Toobin says of the grand-jury decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson for the killing of Michael Brown.

The problem is when those perceptions are so clearly shaped by race".​ "I think it would have been very difficult, maybe even impossible, to get a criminal conviction," Jeffrey Toobin says of the grand-jury decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson for the killing of Michael Brown.