Sentence examples similar to tantamount to impossible from inspiring English sources

Many people thought that was tantamount to achieving the impossible.

This was tantamount to blackmail, and plainly unacceptable.

Critics view such agreements as tantamount to indentured servitude, making it all but impossible for someone to move to a new job in the field in which he has the most experience.

For these caregivers it is impossible to stop caregiving because this would be tantamount to abandoning the care-receiver (or: giving up the relationship).

Many consider government bureaucrats the most serious issue confronting us because they make regulations that are tantamount to laws, they're like a cancer that grows and consumes to exist, they're almost impossible to "kill" (thanks to public service unions which makes it almost impossible to fire one of them), and a host of other reasons.

It's tantamount to bullying.

It's tantamount to secondary victimisation".

That might be tantamount to giving up.

The action is tantamount to arrest.

This strikes me as tantamount to piracy".

First was outright liquidation, tantamount to bankruptcy.