Sentence examples for almost impossible challenge from inspiring English sources

The discriminating contemporary reader, drowning in ink, both real and virtual, faces an almost impossible challenge.

But balancing the need for increased productivity — Cambodia's work force is among the least productive in the region, reflecting poor training levels — against the investments needed for better environmental standards is an almost impossible challenge, this manager said.

Even if the government were of a radically different colour, you may say, it too would be facing the almost impossible challenge of asking how any country is to maintain meaningful democracy in the face of a predatory capitalism run by a kleptocratic class, which feels entitled to skim money at will.

For many, however, this adaptation process has become an almost impossible challenge.

It was also implied that the city faced an almost impossible challenge to get everything done in time.

For too long, candidates have pledged to heal the political divide, ignoring the obvious fact that widening it during their campaigns provides them with an almost impossible challenge once elected.

As so often with journalists, despite facing almost impossible challenges of reduced resources, they enter into the challenge with enthusiasm.

The breadth of the power, however, means that it will be almost impossible to challenge its use in any individual case.

The judge took into consideration Mr. Rajaratnam's health and charitable contributions in imposing the sentence, and that decision is almost impossible to challenge on appeal because the court has wide discretion.

Mugabe's autocratic rule has remained almost impossible to investigate or challenge.

It seems appropriate that a chapter of history almost impossible to grasp would present impossible challenges, especially for young children.