Sentence examples for is often nearly impossible from inspiring English sources
It may seem foolhardy to add new high-tech street furniture when it is often nearly impossible to find a working pay phone that has not been vandalized or defaced.
A free shuttle bus system operates year-round in the valley, and park rangers encourage people to use this system since parking within the valley during the summer is often nearly impossible to find.
As a result, it is often nearly impossible for the authors of papers (usually biologists) to accurately and completely describe the computational methods used to solve a given biological problem.
We dance around the word "racist" a lot, because calling someone a racist is a heavy charge that's often nearly impossible to prove.
In its early chapters, the book often puts a photograph of a prison on one side of a spread and a museum on the other; it's often nearly impossible to tell which is which.
Internet access is usually limited to larger cities and even then, it is often unreliable and nearly impossible to afford.
However, in the current global neoliberal economy, this approach is often challenging to nearly impossible when the target population of the innovation does not represent a viable market, such as patients suffering neglected diseases or marginalized people living in extreme poverty in low-income countries.
Biking is often impossible.
It is often impossible even to measure.
But this is often impossible to accomplish.
So corroboration is often impossible.
