Sentence examples for which would be impossible from inspiring English sources

"The market rent is around £400-500 a week, which would be impossible to afford.

(This shot, which would be impossible with a two-handed backhand, always brings the crowd to its feet).

(It was also a practical decision since oversize sculptures can be installed from the street by crane, which would be impossible with the higher floors).

It has produced designs such as the Sony Cybershot range, with the lens right at the curved end, which would be impossible in a film-based camera.

This yardstick, the one now in use, says that service does not have to be exactly on time, which would be impossible in such a crowded system.

The homeowner might become eligible to refinance the $160,000 loan into a government loan at 5percentt, which would be impossible on the $280,000 mortgage.

In this case the agreement allowed the partnership to reach a desirable contract of three diamonds, which would be impossible using standard methods.

This would not promise several trump tricks, which would be an impossible holding given the bidding.

He went on to list a number of cards which would be borderline impossible to do in a physical setting.

It might mean, simply, that you might not want to eliminate all the added sodium from your diet, which would be nearly impossible anyway.

A | Osborne is determined to get the overall cost of welfare down by £12bn a year, which would be almost impossible without attacking tax credits.