Sentence examples for nearly impossible to move from inspiring English sources

Waste was prevalent, since an inadequate transportation system made it nearly impossible to move perishable goods quickly.

Bay's performance will be a closely watched issue for the Mets, considering he has two years left on a $66 million contract, which makes him nearly impossible to move.

Slowed by heavy regulation, years of codified processes and aging technology, incumbents are burdened to the point where it is nearly impossible to move quickly enough against an unencumbered challenger.

On Monday, it was nearly impossible to move around inside the center.

I think it's nearly impossible to move from somewhat hookup to real bf, (if that's what you want).

The relief efforts were hindered by the composition of the mud, which made it nearly impossible to move through without becoming stuck.

It's near impossible to move them.

It was almost impossible to move.

Mrs. Horning said she feared that the city might quietly begin the process of permanently capping that portion of the mound, too, making it nearly impossible to ever move the fines that she believes contain her son's remains.

About.com ranked the song number one in a list of the top five singles from Stefani's career, with the band as well as solo, reasoning by saying that the song's "bumping contemporary beat pushes along 80's style keyboards making it nearly impossible to keep from moving your body".

Bitumen sinks and becomes nearly impossible to clean up if spilled into moving water, while the carcinogenic chemicals used to make bitumen flow in pipelines called condensate or diluent can evaporate in the event of a spill and "may cause irritation, breathing failure, coma and death, without necessarily anywarning odour being sensed".