Sentence examples for might become impossible from inspiring English sources

And depending which way we go, solving our environmental problems might become impossible".

It might become impossible to drag out these cases for much longer, though, particularly the illicit-gift investigation.

But today, there are already shortages in nursing and general practice, and – as the economy recovers – filling vacancies without paying better might become impossible.

The present compensation stance is still influenced by that kind of thinking: the worry that fighting a war might become impossible if heavy casualties meant liabilities of many billions in payments to the wounded.

One reason is that otherwise it might become impossible for the French presidency, held by the conservative Mr Chirac, and the left-wing government, led by the Socialist Lionel Jospin, to keep to the tradition that in security and foreign affairs France should "speak with one voice".

In geologically complex areas with significant overprint, it might become impossible to interpret the structural settings properly.

Making up that ground is a daunting task that might well have become impossible if Cespedes had been seriously injured.

"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".

It has become impossible to tell who and what Anonymous might target — or exactly who within Anonymous might be behind it.

Thus, losing few packets might have a domino effect and decoding further packets could become impossible.

Life would become impossible, and the usual methods of formulating physics might not apply.