Sentence examples for not be impossible to from inspiring English sources

Such a consensus should not be impossible to reach here.

The gap between where the government is now and three-quarters plausible should not be impossible to bridge.

It should not be impossible to fashion a plausible exploration program that satisfies both environmental and energy needs.

The gap between their plans widens over the next decade, but it should not be impossible to find ways to bridge it.

If they do, it should not be impossible to monitor them night and day, either collecting enough evidence to convict them or making it impossible for them to operate.

Abrahams said the channel's continued existence as a public service broadcaster was vital for the creative economy and that it would not be impossible to provide such television if the broadcaster was purely commercial.

Whether these have any effect on sales or not is impossible to tell.

Other countries have as a high level of devolved taxation, so it can't be impossible to achieve.

It wouldn't be impossible to start making some connections, but it would require dedication to the task at hand.

It wouldn't be impossible to add on to the patent lives of drugs, says Susan Dadio, biotechnology IP group leader at Buchanan, Ingersoll, and Rooney.

It ought not to be impossible to sort a forum out: but talks, of course, are only the start.