Sentence examples for almost impossible to carry from inspiring English sources

It is almost impossible to carry out postmortem examinations in many Islāmic countries.

The gallery filled slowly at first, but soon it was almost impossible to carry on a conversation over the chatter, or to move without bumping into somebody.

Even for a filmmaker as gifted as Mr. Ozon ("Swimming Pool," "Under the Sand"), the transition from one style to another a third of the way into the movie is almost impossible to carry off seamlessly.

But the "state of the nation" novel, in which the Victorians excelled, is almost impossible to carry off these days, if only because the sources of power – financial power especially – are so difficult for the non-specialist to locate and, if found, to understand.

Reid is ever the detached, gently sardonic observer: It recalled something I'd seen long ago in a wild-life programme about one of those grim, antiquatedly-armoured species for whom the sexual act, through a whim of nature's, has been made almost impossible to carry out.

Immunisation is almost impossible to carry out in regions under intense shellfire.

They are almost impossible to take in.

"The result was almost impossible to take.

Though your local bookstores might support local self-published authors, without traditional distribution, it's almost impossible to get your book carried beyond your local mom-and-pop store, let alone to get a non-local bookstore to host an event for you.

But since it is almost impossible to prove that an abortion has been carried out for reasons of sex selection, the practice remains widespread.

When you look at the crazy amount of debt people are carrying, it's almost impossible to believe.