The phrase "almost impossible to face" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or challenge that is extremely difficult to confront or deal with.
Example: "The reality of losing a loved one can feel almost impossible to face for many people."
Alternatives: "nearly unbearable to confront" or "hardly manageable to deal with".
We are so good that it is almost impossible to unrecognize a face in order to notice the asymmetries that help us first recognize it.
Unless you literally wear a mask all the time, it is almost impossible to completely avoid cameras and face recognition technology.
It's almost impossible to be a journalist without facing risks in this area".
It's almost impossible to be a journalist without facing risks in this area". In November, Brazil extradited Vilmar Acosta Marques, the former mayor of Ypejhú, who fled Paraguay last year for allegedly plotting the slaying of journalist Pablo Medina Velázquez, a colleague of Figueredo's at ABC Color.
It's an innovation that has been unthinkable until now because it had always seemed almost impossible to render speaking digital faces that would seem natural to the human eye and ear.
But even if the testers and the administrators were of unquestionable virtue, they would still face a fight almost impossible to win.
With its bloated wheels, thigh-high bumpers and die-hard looks, it's a vehicle that's almost impossible to sit in with a straight face.
While the challenges facing Microsoft and Kenyan Red Cross seem almost impossible to link, there is actually a powerful connection that can greatly benefit both parties: When employees from multinational corporations volunteer their skills with social impact organizations, they develop skills and learn new insights that can benefit their company.
This slinky hellion, "a long-bodied relative of the mongoose," has "the markings of a leopard and an exquisite kittenlike face that is almost impossible to dislike".
For women facing pregnancy complications, it is almost impossible to receive emergency obstetric care.
