Sentence examples for difficult to impossible from inspiring English sources

Even borrowing it has become difficult to impossible.

Many farmers complained that muddy fields made planting difficult to impossible.

And the Grosmaires got answers to questions that would have been difficult to impossible to get in a trial".

Dispersing refugees across France will make monitoring procedural inadequacies, and delivering aid, extremely difficult to impossible to achieve.

Perhaps most importantly, it is difficult to impossible to discern accelerating growth in wages, which is the most relevant price in this dynamic.

But officials at various agencies have another excuse: the very nature of their mission often makes working at home anywhere from difficult to impossible.

So it is no surprise that the maps make it difficult-to-impossible for challengers to dislodge a sitting legislator.

Internet analysts estimated that about $1 billion worth of secondhand goods would be exchanged online this year, but pure swapping -- where people with haves and wants are brought together for a simple exchange of goods -- is proving a difficult-to-impossible format on which to build a lucrative business.

Unfortunately, in prostate cancer, such selection has been a difficult-to-impossible task to date.

His project quickly went from difficult to seemingly impossible.

Where Belichick's style worked, it was also difficult to imitate, impossible to replicate.