Sentence examples for practically impossible to create from inspiring English sources
"It is a very complex aesthetic technique that is practically impossible to create on one's own," she said, noting, too, that it requires a specific length, width and shape of the nail, which only a few people have (Dita Von Teese, among them).
According to a paper he presented to the World Space Congress in Houston, Texas, "It turned out that it was practically impossible to create a reliable temperature control system in such limited time constraints".
It is practically impossible to create a "study nutrient free" placebo group.
She turned serious by adding, "they have been projects that were practically impossible to make.
Today, that unity seems impossible to create.
It is almost impossible to create a "placebo smartphone application".
One is that while it's easy to identify the jobs that advancing technology will eliminate next, it has been practically impossible to imagine the new jobs that technology will create.
They make it practically impossible to get on, unless you are a billionaire.
Losing your staff creates the most slippery of slopes, and one that's practically impossible to recover from.
It is practically impossible to present respondents with such a vast amount of vignettes; therefore, a fractional factorial design was created to reduce the number of vignettes for each decision moment.
Under existing law, student loans are practically impossible to discharge in bankruptcy, but a new report from the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank in Washington, D.C., explained a way to change that and potentially to create more transparency for borrowers.
