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The phrase "almost impossible to expect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or outcome that is highly unlikely or difficult to anticipate.
Example: "Given the current circumstances, it's almost impossible to expect a positive outcome from the negotiations."
Alternatives: "nearly unfeasible to anticipate" or "hardly likely to foresee".
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It appears to be almost impossible to expect that a specific rub-in technique or "responsible application" can ensure that all or at least most hands are completely covered with the alcohol-based hand rub.
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Until you meet him, its almost impossible to know what to expect of Robert Carlyle in the flesh.
It is almost impossible to find much literature of what we should expect from consumers themselves.
It's almost impossible to present here a "preview," if you will, of what to expect below with an interview with a man as purposefully discombobulated as Jeff Goldblum.
A CEO would expect a three- to four-year forecast, and it's almost impossible to run a school without one.
"We are concerned that our principals will be expected to bear the burden of monitoring social media activities that are, in fact, almost impossible to monitor," she said.
Numerical experiments show that the expected weak horizontal flow across the borehole at conductive zones would be almost impossible to recognize if any ambient vertical flow is present.
Almost impossible to explain.
It's almost impossible to go backward".
It's almost impossible to say.
This question is almost impossible to answer.
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