Sentence examples for almost impossible problems from inspiring English sources

Patrick Lynch, one of Britain's outstanding younger architects, captures the brilliance of the design vividly: "Despite the almost impossible problems of the site... a kind of urban theatre has been created.

Trump's opponents could remain hopeful that, even though they didn't have the means to do it, somebody else would fix the almost impossible problem of how to oust a president they viewed as illegitimate and catastrophic.

When you have product development teams with dozens if not hundreds of members, separating out parts of a product and tracking changes across sub-teams becomes an almost impossible problem to tackle.

Live-chat exchanges are cold and it's almost impossible to problem solve with 140-characters on Twitter.

Byzantine chains of accountability made it almost impossible to isolate problems and fix them.

Given how little data about pensions is public, it is almost impossible to identify problems.

But it is almost impossible to have zero problems with neighbors if you live in Turkey's neighborhood.

The scale of how wrong things were meant that when I did start contacting agencies for help, I found it almost impossible to articulate the problems.

"It is almost impossible not to find problems because you are looking even before the work is done," he said, adding that before the ship is delivered, the Coast Guard "fully expects our industry counterparts to meet their contractual obligations".

It's almost impossible to "leave your problems at the door" when there's imbalance in your career, relationships, personal development, health and fitness and spirituality.

Comparing plasma CML, S100A12 and esRAGE levels between different studies is almost impossible due to methodological problems such as whether levels of CML, esRAGE and S100A12 are measured in plasma or serum, methods used in analysis, and the lack of established reference levels.