Sentence examples for near impossibility from inspiring English sources

Trading Marbury is a near impossibility.

Not to enjoy it must be a near impossibility.

That has been a near impossibility for Mets starters this season.

But trading Curry is a near impossibility as long as he is idle and aching.

(Hence the phrase "random walk," to connote the near impossibility of beating the market regularly).

It didn't address the reality of most gay men, for whom finding a private space was a near impossibility.

Richard Webb, a former central-bank governor, warns of the "near-impossibility of avoiding financial excesses".

I was covering for him, a near-impossibility, because that night the orders were unceasing.

Even three months ago, most political observers considered that a mathematical near-impossibility.

His occasional forays beyond Frasier have often demonstrated the near-impossibility of escape.

The essay bemoans what Wallace saw as the near-impossibility of writing inventive, self-aware fiction in a television culture.