Knocking over regimes we dislike is militarily relatively simple; creating a new polity out of the existing political soil has repeatedly proved impossible since 9/11.
Politically, however, the challenge of promoting growth while taming the budget has repeatedly proved impossible, in large part because it inevitably involves tax increases that Republicans have sworn to oppose.
The negative outcome of these large and well-designed studies prompted the question as to whether it is time to end concerns over the estrogenic effects of BPA, particularly since it has repeatedly been impossible to reproduce the initial positive effects (Sharpe, 2010).
It's easy to say one word when you mean to say another, nearly identical word, but it's impossible to repeatedly misspeak an entire anecdote — or, as in McCain's case, an entire strategic reality.
He seems not to have noticed Weber's observation at the end of his long essay: "What is possible would never have been achieved if, in this world, people had not repeatedly reached for the impossible".
You accomplished what I and just about every other pundit except the loathsome Ann Coulter repeatedly predicted was the impossible.
As Hertzberg says today: It's easy to say one word when you mean to say another, nearly identical word, but it's impossible to repeatedly misspeak an entire anecdote -- or, as in McCain's case, an entire strategic reality.
The possibility of a full Friends reunion has been dismissed repeatedly by the cast as "impossible" due to other commitments.
The Economist itself admits "we have no proven case".As we repeatedly told you, it is impossible for Gunvor or any other participant to determine the oil-market price on its own in the MOC.
However, I have repeatedly been told this is impossible, as the onward flight has to be with the same airline as that leaving the UK - so even flying KLM via Amsterdam and Kuala Lumpur, I cannot stop over in Amsterdam.
