Examples of using Often impossible in English and their translations into Greek
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
avoiding medication use is often impossible, given that there are very few alternative treatment options.".
small pieces are often impossible to track.
Sometimes the lack of appropriate means made communication between people very difficult and often impossible.
in each Member State, making cross-border trade difficult and often impossible.
treatment of such individuals in the thick of battle within the all-important one-hour window is often impossible.
etc., are often impossible for many children.
its absence makes bathing not simply less convenient, and often impossible.
their authenticity is often impossible to verify.
We should remember that it is easy to cause damage but often impossible to reverse it.
during the winter months the access by road is often impossible because of the snow.
the access by the road is often impossible because of the snow.
On the other hand, there are activities that almost by definition are connected to regions outside the settlement, often impossible to locate.
make it often impossible for them to rise and conceive a superior ideal.
which has so far been problematic and often impossible.
While predicting such events is often impossible, keeping constant tabs on the news can help you to rapidly respond to information which could have an invigorating
it is often impossible in practice to distinguish a back-up copy which is lawful(since it is made in accordance with Article 5(2) of Directive 91/250) from a counterfeit copy.
from which escape was often impossible without serious risk to one's own life.
it's often impossible for users to give informed consent to“innovative secondary uses” that haven't even been imagined when the data was first collected.
restrictions on movement have made it more difficult and often impossible for women and girls who are at risk of being harmed
barriers that are often impossible to overcome, especially for the smaller companies.