It is impossible to be precise because Nielsen stops giving an exact figure for median age once it passes 65.
Comparing it with normal outbreaks of influenza, it's impossible to generate precise statistics.
It is impossible to give precise timings, since so much depends on the meat.
You should understand, however, that it is virtually impossible to be precise about most of these figures.
Kantar declined to give any indication of how the size of the market has grown, though, making it impossible to make precise comparisons.
It's impossible to find precise numbers, but since July thousands of civilians have been arrested and jailed many, if not most, with no apparent connection to Gülen or ISIS or Kurdish militants.
It is impossible to put precise numbers on the phenomenon, partly because the industry is highly fragmented — the majority of facilities are locally owned — and also because the topic is not one the industry cares to dwell on.
But the PPP measure can never be 100% reliable given the problems of comparing prices across the world, so it is impossible to be precise about when China will actually become the world's biggest economy.
In fact, although it's impossible to get precise figures, I estimate that the global production – farmers in India, Vietnam, China and the Philippines have all jumped on the bandwagon, too – is at least 50 tonnes, possibly much more.
U.S.|Debate Raging, Mexico Adds to Consulates in U.S. It estimated that a little more than half of all new immigrants in Arkansas were there illegally, but Randy Capps, the lead demographer on the study, said it was impossible to be precise.
(That sum, by the way, is equivalent to between one-quarter and one-half of the government's budget deficit).Though it is impossible to be precise, that direct burden is almost certainly as nothing compared with the broader economic costs caused by the government's interfering so pervasively in the allocation of resources.
