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The phrase "almost impossible to take" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or task that is very difficult to manage or endure.
Example: "The pressure of the deadlines was almost impossible to take, leading to increased stress among the team."
Alternatives: "nearly unbearable" or "hardly manageable".
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They are almost impossible to take in.
It was almost impossible to take against Newman.
What Congress gives, it finds almost impossible to take away.
The full truth of what humans have done is almost impossible to take in.
From any closer it is almost impossible to take in the full scope of the setup.
Which is why McGee's recent claim is almost impossible to take seriously.
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But patients who get their coverage through private employers often find it almost impossible to get attorneys to take their cases.
With Ask.fm, it's almost impossible to get it taken down".
"If the Lords keep repeating these party political votes, it will be almost impossible to have stable government taking firm and difficult decisions for the remainder of this parliament – where presumably they will start misbehaving with ever more frequency," he added.
In the past, before my back injury, I did a reasonable number of chores (note the emphasis; I don't wish to bring armageddon down about my ears), but it seems almost impossible to get a male carer to take my word on household matters.
This is almost impossible to remove, and generally ends up taking half an inch of carpet and some of the transmission with it.
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almost impossible to commit
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were impossible to take
almost impossible to get
almost impossible to bring
almost impossible to hear
almost impossible to read
almost impossible to break
almost impossible to prevent
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