Examples of using If not impossible in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It's going to be much harder to contain now, if not impossible.
Development is difficult, if not impossible, in a situation of war or conflict.
During the rainy season, access to refugees was very difficult, if not impossible.
The actual odds of these scenarios occurring are difficult if not impossible to deduce.
Clean-up of oil spills would be difficult, if not impossible, in ice-covered waters.
Quantifying and costing the time spent on actual appeals proved difficult, if not impossible.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to meet such a wide range of interests.
It was very difficult, if not impossible, for developing countries to meet such challenges.
However, participation in the negotiation of commercial arrangement by Governments is limited, if not impossible.
Must have been difficult, if not impossible to hold on to your sanity all those years.
When a programme of work is changeable, the slotting exercise becomes difficult, if not impossible.
The recipe turned out not exactly low-calorie, but what is tasty, if not impossible to describe.
Sustainable development is unlikely, if not impossible, where the State is ineffective and mired in conflicts.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to say that anything good can ever come of war.
Clearly, he was trying to make it difficult, if not impossible, to track his movements.
Existing laws in both the Federation and the Republika Srpska make return very difficult, if not impossible.
In case such software becomes obsolete, access to the data is rendered more difficult if not impossible.
Heck, ten years ago social selling and digital receipt upsells were far less common if not impossible.
As a result, perfect cloaking for light is still probably at least very difficult if not impossible.
The memorandums have remained difficult, if not impossible, to implement in the current state of unchecked fighting.