nearly impossible造句

Once programs exist, it's nearly impossible to kill them.

It is nearly impossible to disprove a rumor.

A conversation with more than one person is nearly impossible.

And so detecting it from many million of miles away is nearly impossible.

It is nearly impossible for some people to relearn something they hold dear.

This is good, because perceiving how the mouse works by inspection is nearly impossible.

The country has banned nearly all foreign media and restricted access to trouble spots since the uprising began, making it nearly impossible to get independent assessments.

People who are not socially connected to those in power find it nearly impossible to gain access to them.

As an introverted bookworm, it seems nearly impossible that I've done some of the things I've done.

There are no witnesses, and it is a nearly impossible task to identify the perpetrators, he said.

They heal remarkably quickly, making them nearly impossible to kill with mundane weaponry such as knives or small firearms.

It was nearly impossible for her to remember how many times she had returned to the vast land of China.

A family AFFAIR it is nearly impossible for your child to change habits if the rest of the family does not.

Fields said the information is "crucial because if we don't even know who we're giving money to, it is nearly impossible to conduct systemwide oversight."

The vastness of the scale of the warfare is nearly unimaginable, and nearly impossible to capture in a handful of images, so take these as a mere glimpse of the horrors of the Eastern Front.

In the e. U., for example, ships can land the fins separately from the carcasses, making the job of monitoring the weight ratio nearly impossible.

A recent article in Popular Mechanics stated, "Ekman's research indicates that our facial expressions are innate, universal, and nearly impossible to conceal."

Your central character has a conscious goal which he outwardly strives for, but the story's opposition makes this goal nearly impossible to reach.

When we have been deeply hurt by another person, it is nearly impossible not to have hostile thoughts, feelings of anger or hatred, and even a desire to take revenge.

Loeb said determining the better driver of the two was nearly impossible. He said he would win against Mr. Schumacher on a rally course while Mr. Schumacher would beat him on an F1 racetrack.

Failure to consider security can lead to ill-considered decisions from which there is no turning back; retrofitting security after the fact can vary from difficult to nearly impossible.

Senior year of high school can get pretty stressful -- and it doesn't help that it's nearly impossible to escape the throttle of questions that are hurled your way on a daily basis.

The discrepancy between implementation and mental models is particularly stark in the case of software applications, where the complexity of implementation can make it nearly impossible for the user to see the mechanistic connections between his actions and the program’s reactions.