Sentence examples for impossible to tackle from inspiring English sources

That meant it was impossible to tackle entitlement debt.

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

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

It's impossible to tackle the subject of Spanish wines without recognizing their remarkable ascent in the last 30 years.

Efficient numerical solutions are now available for a wide range of mathematical problems that are impossible to tackle by analytical methods.

"Without the support and engagement of the food sector, it will be impossible to tackle the challenge of poor nutrition," said Inge Kauer, executive director of the index.

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.

You try to decide which of the impossible crises to tackle first". Dr. Milton H. Miller, professor of psychiatry and chairman of the department of psychiatry at Harbor-UCLA MedeputyCenter, also deputy medical director of the Los Angeles County Mental Health Department, met in his office with Gale Holland to discuss L.A.'s mental-health-care system.

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

It's impossible to begin to tackle something without first raising awareness that the problem exists.

It may have been impossible for Van Commenee to tackle so big a task in the space of a single Olympic cycle.