Sentence examples for mostly impossible to from inspiring English sources

Teammates say it is mostly impossible to tell what Ledee is thinking.

THIRTY years on, it's still mostly impossible to write about New Jersey rock acts that made good without paying tribute to Bruce Springsteen.

As a result, it is extremely difficult, and mostly impossible, to hold any frank discussion of the most important issue affecting the position of the US in the Middle East or the open sympathy for terrorism in the region.

Somatic metaphase chromosomes of most species of Begonia are nearly always small (< 2 μm long), and karyotypes are mostly impossible to be determined.

These mountain ranges are mostly impossible to cultivate, but they are suitable for grazing animals due to their rich soil surface and vegetation (Bjørkhaug and Rønningen 2013).

Plenty of limitations still exist (it's still mostly impossible to access the microphone/camera on most smartphones from the browser, for example), but one big hurdle might be on the way out: hardware-based acceleration, otherwise known as the goods required for graphic-heavy gaming.

When it comes to cooking for others, I have learned — am still learning in truth — that it's best to keep your doubts and disappointments to yourself" is Madison's sage and mostly impossible-to-follow advice).

It is mostly impossible, or at least too expensive, to check whether the house you are buying or building is on top of a giant alka-seltzer.

"Parents want to know if their child's going to get into Harvard; they want to feel some sense of control," which she says is mostly impossible with children who have barely mastered tying their shoes.

It looks like something out of one of those fan-made "next iPhone" mockups that always tend to pop up before each new iPhone's release, with their endless wish lists of mostly impossible features.

When asked how many times they had dinner together during the off-season, he said it was mostly impossible because of their busy schedules.