It's nearly impossible to break a Coke bottle.

But I learned it's nearly impossible to create a new hybrid mushroom.

But translating those arguments into institutional reality will be a nearly impossible challenge.

Nor could they do otherwise, as it was nearly impossible to price these complex, exotic, and illiquid instruments.

But the Mazowiecki government faced a nearly impossible task building democratic political institutions while resuscitating the country s torpid economy.

It is unclear how authorities plan to implement the regulation it seems nearly impossible to do so at scale.

Gazan involvement in international sporting events, and indeed many arguably more important activities, remains nearly impossible for the foreseeable future.

Mobile phone networks were cut during the beginning of the war, making it nearly impossible to communicate with the outside world.

Regime change is no panacea it can be difficult to achieve and nearly impossible to consolidate. Negotiations cannot resolve all or even most conflicts.

Dire pessimism has become permanent, making consensus nearly impossible to reach an impasse made worse by the under development of civil society in France.

Without Judge Garzón s insistence on pursuing the matter, prosecuting Pinochet would have been nearly impossible, owing to powerful opposition from wealthy and media savvy Chileans.

But one thing has not changed it is still the Middle East, where it is nearly impossible to know what might be waiting around the corner.

The US political system poses special problems as well. To ratify a treaty requires the support of 67 of the Senate s 100 members, a nearly impossible hurdle.

The creation of any product requires many ideas, and sorting out their relative contribution to the outcome let alone which ones are really new can be nearly impossible.

Often in Africa, the few paved roads that do exist are littered with potholes and lead to unpaved ones that are nearly impossible to navigate without a proper vehicle.

But it was too expensive. And once the Syrian crisis began, it was nearly impossible for me to even get to the university from where I lived in Yarmouk.

Recent American leaders, for their part, find it nearly impossible to deploy military force without first employing such rhetoric as both mantra and crutch. The most famous example came in 1917.

This was a workable solution but made it nearly impossible to develop on the Unix machines since the power of the Mesa compiler and associated tool chain was lost using this approach.

Impossible.

Impossible.

Impossible!

The Israel Palestine conflict has been so intractable because it is a clash between nationalisms. If it becomes a clash between religions as well, compromise will become nearly impossible, even without further radicalization.

With its wall, Israel was also unilaterally defining the permanent borders of a future Palestinian State that would have neither territorial integrity nor territorial contiguity a two State solution would thus be nearly impossible.

It's impossible.

That's impossible!

The new Middle East bodes poorly for the coming year. But one thing has not changed it is still the Middle East, where it is nearly impossible to know what might be waiting around the corner.

Certainty is impossible.

In 1961, Dag Hammarskjöld, who died after his nomination but several months before the announcement, became the only laureate to be recognised posthumously following this, the statutes were changed to make a future posthumous prize nearly impossible.

During rush hour in Nairobi, it is nearly impossible for disabled people to get to the city center to work in their tiny businesses, which normally involve selling sweets and polishing shoes near the sidewalks, by public transportation.

This skews the outcomes of legal cases because the lack of testing of men makes it nearly impossible for a woman infected with HIV to establish before a court of law that her male sex partner infected her.

What becomes clear from story after story in The Invisible War is a consistent indeed, nearly identical narrative of concealment, cover up, and punishment of alleged victims, for whom justice was almost impossible to obtain through institutional channels.

As the uprising against the Syrian government devolved into civil war, Jaber says her commute to work outside Damascus became nearly impossible. Then the university where she worked along with her husband, a ceramic artist, came under attack.

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A cleanup is impossible.

But this is impossible.

This is not impossible.

Five months before the fall of the Berlin Wall and Czechoslovakia s Velvet Revolution, Poland had negotiated its way out of totalitarianism. But the Mazowiecki government faced a nearly impossible task building democratic political institutions while resuscitating the country s torpid economy.

The World Economy s Impossible Demand

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The Impossible took place today.

I'm sorry, but it's impossible.

It's not at all impossible.

(a) Is not materially impossible

Layla nearly died.

Doing that would make it almost impossible for the nearly 80 States that have not been members of the Security Council in past decades to have access to membership, as 180 Member States would be competing for just 14 non permanent Council seats.