Sentence examples for virtually impossible to build from inspiring English sources

Those new rules would make it virtually impossible to build any new coal-fired power plants in the United States.

The incoming EPA rules, which will make it virtually impossible to build new coal-fired power plants on a profit basis, are applying further pressure on the industry.

The building laws are so tangled, contradictory and outdated that it is virtually impossible to build without violating one regulation or another.

The state, which has since passed legislation that makes it virtually impossible to build private dams, classifies them in three categories: high hazard, significant hazard and low hazard.

"In Japan it's virtually impossible to build new nuclear facilities now," Asahi Shimbun, a liberal newspaper, said in an editorial on Tuesday.

In Britain, for example, the rules are much stricter: investors have just 48 hours to declare passing a 3 percent threshold, making it virtually impossible to build up a large stake without the markets having fair warning.

It's impossible to build teams.

It is impossible to build a perfectly secure system.

Hughes says it'll be "virtually impossible" to meet climate targets, and that if BC really wants to build LNG facilities it shouldn't have signed an agreement like the Paris Agreement.

It is now virtually impossible to surf the cable spectrum without landing on a series built on the Beers template: shows about bush pilots, swamp loggers, wild-pig hunters, gold miners, snake wranglers, repo men, tugboat operators, animal-control officers.

It is virtually impossible to walk two blocks without passing some billboard advertising a modern-looking high-rise yet to be built.