Examples of using It almost impossible in English and their translations into Norwegian
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I find it almost impossible to doubt Dudley!
The radiation shieldings interfere with the microwave. That makes it almost impossible to transmit out.
The fact that fibromyalgia has its own diagnostic code makes it almost impossible for doctors who say it is not real.
there was a constant noise from the ventilation system that made it almost impossible to sleep.
It is frequently the little things that make it almost impossible to be mobile without the aid of a visual device.
This makes it almost impossible to put the wrong fuel in your car because the wrong nozzle simply won't fit.
This makes it almost impossible to put the wrong fuel in your vehicle because the wrong nozzle simply won't fit.
are arranged in different cluster groups making it almost impossible to make any sense of the rule.
This makes it almost impossible to put the wrong fuel in your car because the wrong nozzle simply won't fit.
This makes it almost impossible to put the wrong fuel in your All-New S-MAX,
This useful technology makes it almost impossible to put the wrong fuel in your vehicle,
This makes it almost impossible to put the wrong fuel in your car,
This useful technology makes it almost impossible to put the wrong fuel in your car,
dead for 2 days, making it almost impossible to identify the problem
This complexity makes it almost impossible to find an easy way through the airways to the site where the medics wish to take their samples.
thus making it almost impossible to open.
Arrogant people find it almost impossible to admit that they have done something wrong and will therefore refute any corrective feedback, instead pointing the finger at someone else.
not to mention making it almost impossible to debug or log errors.
shops make it almost impossible to find your way, but the city still has a
Alas for Smuts, the British dominance of South Africa since Vereeniging made it almost impossible for an Afrikaner, no matter how well versed in the English language