Sentence examples for it was practically impossible for from inspiring English sources

"It was practically impossible for Coach Viktor Tikhonov to tune them up and motivate them.

Until a couple of years ago, it was practically impossible for someone not connected to military rulers to get service.

Hōnen, convinced of his own "sinful and avaricious" nature, however, came to the conclusion that, while it was theoretically possible, it was practically impossible for him and others like him to follow the Sacred Way.

In Germany, on the other hand, until the closing decades of the 19th century it was practically impossible for a girl to get a secondary education, and, when girls' secondary schools were introduced, their status was inferior to that of schools for boys.

"People said that 1995 was our last hurrah, that our electorate was dying out because it consisted of only pensioners and that it was practically impossible for the party to gain strength," said Leonid Dobrokhotov, a former Soviet diplomat and a leading political adviser to Mr. Zyuganov.

Although in 1946 the depot was required to declare whether it had any such holdings, the exhibit states, "It was practically impossible for the former owners to trace their property since the furniture depot carried out this declaration requirement hesitantly and incompletely".

"So now it's practically impossible for clerics to preach moderation and patience".

And for this, when it is practically impossible for us to get it ourselves, not completely, of course, but what we can, we are dependent on God.

"It's practically impossible for us to do our jobs anymore," one of the anonymous correspondents said on the air on Thursday.

It is practically impossible for a woman to accelerate in her career and maintain a balance with her family without their support".

It is practically impossible for a person to be absolutely and completely convinced of any controverted fact which by its nature cannot be proved by mathematical certainty".