Sentence examples for would probably be impossible from inspiring English sources

Selling that idea to the Communist-dominated Russian Parliament would probably be impossible.

He said it would probably be impossible to measure the campaign's effect on fruit sales.

"It would probably be impossible to devise a scheme which is completely free from difficulty," he said.

A musical that tapped into the full misery of these characters' fates would probably be impossible to endure.

If he didn't have the level of hearing he does, he said, it would probably be impossible to learn another accent.

Time course analysis of local coefficients suggested that, as far as calibration is concerned, it would probably be impossible to determine more than two parameters on the sole records of the population size in time.

If we heard this song today, it'd probably be impossible to resist nostalgically singing along to the lyrics without even realizing it.

The unfortunate byproduct of that recognition is that a project such as Homicide – or its sibling, The Corner (Canongate £12.99), which, with its clear-eyed anatomisation of the nature of street-level drug addiction, provides the other half of the blueprint for The Wire – would now probably be impossible.

It will probably be impossible for us.

But containment would have probably been impossible and it proved, at least in the past decade, unnecessary.

Conservative high-ups are said to be considering an annual cap of 75,000 migrants from the EU – a move that, as Vince Cable pointed outon Sunday, would probably be "illegal and impossible to implement", and has much more to do with moronic electioneering than serious politics.