Sentence examples for virtually impossible of from inspiring English sources

It's virtually impossible, of course, to really do that.

For the last three months, the government's Sudan People's Liberation Army SPLAandalliedlied militias have waged a scorched-earth campaign that has made survival virtually impossible for tens of thousands of civilians in parts of southern Unity.

David Ho (1976, p. 883) argues similarly when he claims that face should be regarded as a concept of central importance in sociology "because of the pervasiveness with which it asserts its influence in social intercourse, it is virtually impossible to think of a facet of social life to which the question of face is irrelevant".

It is virtually impossible to think of the impact of the debt deal as doing anything to help the economy.

"It is virtually impossible to conceive of even the earliest states without a systematic technology of numerical record keeping," Scott maintains.

It's virtually impossible to think of Kesha as anything other than a star manqué.

Yates said it had been virtually impossible for any of Froome's rivals to attack due to the difficult weather conditions during the stage.

"That is virtually impossible for most of them".

He said it would be "virtually impossible" for groups of parents to start their own schools.

Those who want to turn the clock back on civil rights also are trying to undo the Amendment's Equal Protection clause, making it virtually impossible for victims of discrimination to find justice in our courts.

Distance and poor road conditions made it virtually impossible for many of our participants to reach the health facility.