Many NGOs now fear that, after western forces withdraw, it will become almost impossible to work in the country.
Dr. Moore of Rochester, who had planned new excavations near Jericho, said: "It's physically impossible to work in the West Bank and Jordan Valley.
Mr. Shoemaker said seminarians are often warned not to marry each other in part because it's nearly impossible to work in the same diocese, let alone the same town.
Honestly, it's impossible to work in these conditions.
It becomes impossible to work in those conditions".
Its founder, James Cramer, has been scathing about Andersen on television, and Andersen said this made it impossible to work in a "co-operative manner".In their attempts in recent days to bleed Andersen of clients, rivals among the big five accounting firms are "like a wolf pack turning on an injured member," says Lynn Turner, a former chief accountant at the SEC.
The rocky, remote Alaska shoreline was difficult to clean, and the subarctic weather made it impossible to work in winter.
"Theatre almost makes it impossible to work in television, because the writing is so great," she said.
It has become nearly impossible to work in places like Chechnya, and Politkovskaya, despite support from her newspaper, was often alone there, unprotected, and out of touch.
Until the groundwater receded, any attempt to remove the overlaying soil would result in a mud pit that would be impossible to work in.
Charities might point out that it is almost impossible to work in a country unless you are at least tolerated by the host government.
