Sentence examples for almost impossible to assess from inspiring English sources

Without access to Papua, it is almost impossible to assess the human rights situation.

The opacity of company reporting made it almost impossible to assess the group's strengths and weaknesses.

Mr. Magness says that so few wells have been drilled in most eastern European countries that it is almost impossible to assess the size of the potential resources or whether they are commercially exploitable at all.

They were a colony of expatriates without leaving the country — and their individual contributions to the scripts that emerged after the various rewrites were almost impossible to assess, because their attitudes were so similar; they made the same kind of jokes, because they had been making them to each other for so long.

The variety of states of ecosystems makes it almost impossible to assess the thermodynamic properties through of ground-based measurements.

We did not attempt to assess ADE-attributed mortality since it is almost impossible to assess respective contribution of underlying disease and drugs.

Should an existing variable selection method been used as the only strategy or if latent variables were used on their own with simple regression techniques the authors would have had a streamlined and feasible way to assess the uniqueness, quality, and robustness of the findings, which now is almost impossible to objectively assess.

Since it is almost impossible to reliably assess numbers of abnormal vs normal epidermal cells within embryos having hundreds or thousands of cells, we counted how frequently abnormal embryos occurred.

Thus, it was impossible to assess efficacy of a single strategy since almost none of the APRV settings were identical.

The death toll was impossible to assess.

The National Audit Office has found it almost impossible to track this expenditure, still less to assess its value.