Sentence examples for nearly impossible challenge from inspiring English sources
To tell this story is a nearly impossible challenge, and Tanne meets it at its high level.
Mr. Gagliardi also put together time capsules for the town's bicentennial and tercentennial and has set himself a nearly impossible challenge: to find a fact or an artifact from every day in Cheshire's history since 1694.
Confronted with the nearly impossible challenge of rebuilding a country after genocide, Rwanda needed a mechanism to hold those who committed genocide accountable in an efficient and effective manner.
Instead, obtaining summary judgment in Alaska represents a nearly impossible challenge.
Doug Gourlay, corporate vice president at Skyport, says that part of the impetus for this hybrid hardware/software model comes from a simple yet nearly impossible challenge.
And it's a nearly impossible challenge in the face of such perpetual change to keep thinking into the future to predict what the next industry issue will be.
Parents tackle nearly impossible challenges every day -- from getting kids up in the morning to getting them back to sleep at night.
One is an appeal of a framework-shifting appellate ruling that makes it nearly impossible to challenge the validity of the intelligence reports on which the government relies for most of the continuing detentions.
When a person dies without a will, state law makes a set of presumptions about who inherits the estate, presumptions that are nearly impossible to challenge and that may not be in accord with the wishes of the dead or the needs of the living.
It would have presented a nearly impossible moderation challenge, where the NRA would have had to tip-toe a very fine line between censorship and keeping the wall clean.
"The Mission" is haunting spectacle, it is serious and passionate and in many ways successful; it provides Jeremy Irons with a chance for his purest and most searing film performance, and it gives Robert De Niro another of those nearly impossible physical challenges he thrives on.
