1.   Drawing broad conclusions about the species is impossible from a local study.

2.   Given Republican Party positions and mistakes on issues of intimate importance to Americans, that probably has been impossible from the day he was nominated.

3.   Returns, though fairly easy at established stores, are usually impossible from vendors at shows unless you grabbed a business card or phone number.

4.   Some Israelis wonder whether Peres has asked the impossible from the army.

5.   This borrowed language leads the public to expect the impossible from its leaders, the best of whom have come into office to serve, not to act.

6.   This seems impossible from the look on his unblinking face.

7.   But even then, most producers are not asking for the impossible from RTM.

8.   That would be asking the impossible from the Americans.

9.   That was why the United States was asking the impossible from China on the question of GATT, he said.