Sentence examples for practically impossible to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Given that it is practically impossible to evaluate the estimated throughput at each point inside the containing circle (there are infinitely many points), therefore, we define a grid of points inside the circle as shown in Fig. 6.

Clearly, it is practically impossible to evaluate all those possibilities in the one-by-one manner.

If exposure to a parent compound (pesticide) is difficult to evaluate, it is practically impossible to evaluate exposure to a contaminant of a pesticide, such as dioxins that are contaminants of specific phenoxy herbicides and chlorophenols.

Hannover 96, too, are impossible to evaluate.

Thus, it is impossible to evaluate their change during tumorigenesis.

Ms. Siegel, 31, is also practically impossible to reach by phone.

They make it practically impossible to get on, unless you are a billionaire.

Electric fans are practically impossible to find in stores, and air conditioners have jumped in price.

This makes it practically impossible to have a single, standardised national ballot.

But it is practically impossible to ascertain when Flaubert's self-mockery is contrived, and to resist its subversiveness.

It is thus practically impossible to determine either the meaning or use of a mask by its appearance alone.