Sentence examples for was usually impossible from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eskenazi, the London dealer, countered that it was usually impossible to thoroughly check the histories of Chinese antiquities offered for sale.

Although it was usually impossible to conceal the massing of troops or ships, communication was slow, making the achievement of strategic surprise a difficult matter of balancing the time required to assemble large forces against the time needed by enemy agents to discover and report them.

Reporting of the statistical modelling was generally poor (Table 6), and it was usually impossible to determine exactly the number of variables that were considered as candidate predictors in each paper.

The common pattern of tumor involvement in the diaphragmatic and other upper regions of the abdominal peritoneum was carcinomatosis (339/353; 96%%); consequently, resection of all tumor nodes to a microscopic residual size in these patients was usually impossible.

A recent review of 46 studies of isolation policies in the management of MRSA by Cooper and coworkers [ 14] concluded that it was usually impossible to adjust for any variation in MRSA reservoir in different phases of these studies and most lacked proper statistical analysis.

Such preparation is usually impossible for usual teachers.

The homeless are usually impossible to identify.

It's usually impossible to tell.

Puns, to be fair, are usually impossible to translate faithfully.

That's usually impossible to get in Hollywood.

But getting German citizenship can still be difficult, and double citizenship is usually impossible.