Sentence examples for almost impossible to establish from inspiring English sources

I suspect the same may be true of the orange revolution in Ukraine, although these things are almost impossible to establish afterwards.

However, given the large number of homophones and the fact that man'yōgana was combined with kun writing, it was almost impossible to establish a single correct reading of a text.

Pulsifer lamented that, without a private income – or a hedge-fund backer – by the 1990s it was almost impossible to establish a publishing house based on the quality of its output.

Though there is little statistical evidence of any direct correlation between bad publicity about social issues and sales – it would, experts say, be almost impossible to establish such a link anyway – big companies do their own research to understand the impact on sales of events such as the Rana Plaza collapse.

This fact makes almost impossible to establish a fair comparison between different approaches.

Thus, it is almost impossible to establish a same CIMP panel as Western countries.

Under Washington's current law, prosecutors must establish that an officer acted with "evil intent" — a standard almost impossible to prove.

Politically, it's almost impossible to build major new roads.

Therefore, they are almost impossible to make.

Second, the EU is capable of producing some remarkably awful policies, which because of its consensual way of policymaking become almost impossible to change once established and eventually risk discrediting the whole project.

On the other hand, I have always favoured covering feature stories to hot news (because it has become almost impossible to compete with established agencies and I also prefer to spend time on my own rather than covering a story with dozens of colleagues) and in Burma I have so far always managed to dig out such stories.