Sentence examples for is practically impossible to from inspiring English sources

Unlike the U.S., in a country like France, it is practically impossible to fire someone.

It is practically impossible to look honest on television without denture caps.

But it is practically impossible to ascertain when Flaubert's self-mockery is contrived, and to resist its subversiveness.

It is practically impossible to rid the legal process of biases driven by race, class and politics.

Home-grown Czech musicals, some awful, but some excellent, have become so popular it is practically impossible to get tickets.

Did we know it is practically impossible to get a get a copy of the Observer in Biggleswade after 10am?

"It is practically impossible to eject students who are unfit for further and/or higher education," the lecturer alleged.

Yet the authority was hamstrung because it is practically impossible to decommission anything, even if it is mediocre or worse.

Indeed, in Iran it is practically impossible to get a clear answer to the simplest of questions: Who is running this country?

"Spiritually, we have lost an entire generation, and now it is practically impossible to reach them," an education-ministry official sums up the results.

It is practically impossible to find a Republican willing to put a specific tax preference — exclusion, deduction, credit or loophole — on the table for elimination.