Sentence examples for almost impossible to lay from inspiring English sources

Hemmed in by laws that make it almost impossible to lay people off and oppressed by payroll taxes that can amount to nearly 50% of a payroll, French business is reluctant to hire.

In some things, mode averages are almost impossible to lie with – the average number of tickets purchased per person for a ball game, for example, is almost always going to be accurately reflected by the mode.

It's almost impossible to play him.

It is impossible to lay all the blame on Obama.

France Télécom was carved in the 1990's out of the former telecommunications ministry, and roughly four-fifths of its 148,000 employees in France have civil service status, meaning they are almost impossible to fire or lay off.

A recumbent effigy of the Prince in a Hussar uniform (almost impossible to see properly in situ) lies above the tomb.

Indeed, when you drive the Boxster, it's almost impossible to discern where the mass of the engine lies.

It was almost impossible to picture, but Super Goat Man didn't have any reason to be lying about it.

The root of the problem lies in that equation (1.1) is with strong nonlinearity, it is almost impossible to verify whether conjecture (1.10) is true or not.

Almost impossible to explain.

It's almost impossible to go backward".