Sentence examples for simply cannot win from inspiring English sources

They simply cannot win.

Labour simply cannot win in Richmond Park.

Without composure, you simply cannot win here.

The problem is that Tesco is now fighting a battle it simply cannot win.

The reality is we didn't see enough of the ball in the second half and, without it, you simply cannot win games of that magnitude.

And that's what we have here: A case study, for the right's populists, in how all the good ideas and sound impulses in the world don't matter if you decide to fight on ground where you simply cannot win.

We just cannot win.

But the mainstream leave campaign simply believes it cannot win on immigration alone, and believes its rivals are influenced by the belief that Ukip will benefit from a vote to stay in the EU.

He said he would address the team on Thursday and would go over the basics: that the first team to receive the ball cannot win simply by kicking a field goal, as it could in the regular season; that a touchdown would still win the game on the first possession; that should each team kick one field goal, the format reverts to sudden death.

These are the kind of people who respond to truth with fear tactics, abuse of power, a corrupt judicial system, violence, and when they cannot win, simply refuse to answer.

He is high on our esteem horizon not because he can shoot with a bow (which is pretty cool) but because, when faced with impossible odds, when he clearly cannot win, he simply picks himself up and fights on.