Sentence examples for almost impossible to tackle from inspiring English sources

His paper points out that, once criminals have acquired big business interests, it is almost impossible to tackle them effectively.

The anti-porn sociologist Gail Dines, who's studied the history of porn tropes, told VICE this history is almost impossible to tackle because "when you speak to pornographers, they tend themselves not to know" the origins of these sorts of things.

It is so deeply ingrained over years of brokenness and wrong thinking and a certain type of indulgence, it almost seems impossible to tackle.

"Private income generation coupled with the loss of population basis and responsibilities for comprehensive data collection and monitoring will make it almost impossible to take the action needed to tackle inequalities in health and in access to healthcare," they conclude.

Without a transparent and open media environment, it would be almost impossible to effectively tackle the challenges children in Africa face".

They are almost impossible to take in.

One opposition senator compares her to rising damp: "everywhere and impossible to tackle".

When you have product development teams with dozens if not hundreds of members, separating out parts of a product and tracking changes across sub-teams becomes an almost impossible problem to tackle.

Almost impossible to explain.

It's almost impossible to go backward".

It's almost impossible to say.