The phrase "address impossible" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing a situation that is deemed impossible, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to find a way to address the impossible challenges we are facing in this project."
Alternatives: "tackle the unfeasible" or "confront the insurmountable".
Harder to address, but impossible to ignore, is the burden on 21st-century services by so-called "lifestyle choices" – excessive consumption of fatty and salty food, cut-price drink, tobacco and other drugs, all combined with a lack of exercise, except (it seems) for unprotected sex.
Mystified by a world falling to shambles outside of their control, Malick's characters are left to turn inward, searching vainly within themselves for answers, and failing that, doomed to address their impossible questions to an absent God.
There are very few opportunities for public debate and access to ministers' email addresses is impossible.
Arledge's relationship with Cosell ends in an expression of "irrepressible sadness" for a man he addresses as "impossible friend".
A VPN router gives all devices connected to the network a new, anonymized IP address, making it impossible to trace their online activity back to your home.
I own a PCS phone that can receive E-mail — but its Internet address is an impossible-to-remember [email protected]
This limited our understanding of women's experiences with specific risk factor content, and made understanding of the benefits of addressing multiple risks impossible.
But it will also be mathematically impossible to address the workforce diversity gap without addressing the same gap in the education, and the results in K-12 are an encouraging step in the right direction.
However, as will become evident in what follows, addressing these first two questions will prove to be impossible without addressing the latter two to as well.
For a long time, the question seemed impossible to address.
