The phrase "almost impossible to decide" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing that a decision is very difficult to make, often due to conflicting factors or a lack of clear options.
Example: "With so many talented candidates applying for the position, it was almost impossible to decide who to hire."
Alternatives: "nearly impossible to determine" or "hardly feasible to choose."
But if you arrive in a car park that's empty, it's almost impossible to decide which space would be best.
Part of the reason is that it seems almost impossible to decide who should be liable for claims related to slavery, and for how much.
"But I believe it is almost impossible to decide on the acceptable range — say, from 1 to 10 — to take race into account".
Clay is interesting in that it's almost impossible to decide how to read him.
Without good yield data and matching data on extraction rates (the flow) per unit of area, it is almost impossible to decide whether a given practice is sustainable in the long term or not.
The conclusion I came to is that first, it is almost impossible to decide which event should be included and which should be excluded from such a screen, and second, and more importantly, the time resolution of the network would not allow any serious comparison between the network dynamics and the historical screen.
It is almost impossible to determine from such certificate what Federal question was decided in the case.
"When someone decides to become an active shooter, it's almost impossible to stop it…It seems like in this case, it was almost impossible to determine that this was going to happen".
Its impossible to decide when life begins.
But after one day in the fields, I realized the scale of what we were witnessing was almost impossible to put into words and decided to do a video log over the three days time so that I might shed light on the crisis as well as Oxfam's vitally important work.
Having decided it will be almost impossible to reach an agreement on a new contract with the two-time all-star center, the Hornets might trade Mourning before the regular season begins Friday, rather then live with the distraction of uncertainty.
