Sentence examples for if impossible to from inspiring English sources

The scale of the problem, if impossible to quantify precisely, is undeniably immense and worrisome.

The scale of the problem, if impossible to quantify precisely, is immense and worrisome.

How and when Congress acts will also have an important, if impossible to quantify, impact on consumer and business confidence, economists say.

There's not a single person under any misapprehension with what they're settling in for with one of these plainly titled films – Horrible Bosses, Identity Thief, Couples Retreat, Office Christmas Party – and the ensuing 100 minutes is usually passable if impossible to remember soon after, like eating at a Pizza Hut.

However, the substantive delays due to some other reasons can propagate (if impossible to absorb and neutralize them) through the affected HS trains itineraries as well as along the dense lines/routes also affecting the other otherwise non-affected services.

The taste however is surprisingly smooth with a smoky finish that lingers like Russians on the Ukrainian border, a little bite from the chili and then something indescribable, not quite metallic, not quite organic, yet quite lovely, if impossible to define.

It was an intriguing if impossible-to-prove thesis, and the poet spent weeks of what free time he had trying to track down a copy.

If an injury occurs, it is difficult, if not impossible, to get help.

It is difficult, if not impossible, to work creatively toward a target if it keeps moving.

If the donor disappears from its host, it may be difficult, if not impossible, to distinguish between HGT and EGT.

The rule has proved difficult, if not impossible, to enforce.