Examples of using Often impossible in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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under‘general suspicion' and imposing on them the- often impossible- burden of furnishing evidence in rebuttal.
Even now, the ability of systems from one supplier to communicate with those of another is often severely limited and tasks requiring complex inter working are often impossible.
a type of game focused on simulations that reproduce real life situations often impossible to be experienced in our physical world for several reasons.
keeping track of where sensitive data is across the enterprise is challenging and often impossible to do effectively and efficiently.
identifying where sensitive data is in the enterprise is challenging and often impossible to do effectively and efficiently.
were not visible to them at one glance, the solution of the problem became very difficult, often impossible.
while at the present pace of environmental change caused by human activities is given in large scale and often impossible to be reversed.
of fisheries control is vital inasmuch as it is often impossible to know whether illegal fishing has taken place.
or other forms of non-transparent infrastructure at the receiving end which has made the distribution of aid and money a hazardous and often impossible affair.
other forms of non-transparent infrastructure at the receiving end which has made the distribution of aid and money a haz ardous and often impossible affair.
New sewage farms require considerable space, which is often impossible to find in built-up areas.
Opting for other solutions means a substantial economic burden, which is often impossible to shoulder.
On the HRCT scan, it is often impossible to define the calcium density of the nodules.
Therefore, this differentiation is often impossible through biopsy, unless stromal invasion is included in the specimen.
The real-world multi-objective optimization problems may be subjected to uncertainties which are often impossible to be avoided in practice.
it is often impossible to predict what the results will be.
Hungarian civilians bore the brunt of the fighting, and it was often impossible for Soviet troops to differentiate military from civilian targets.
However, the use of such devices can be laborious and often impossible to perform, and adds time
It is often impossible to put the child to bed without tears.
My vision, what I feel, is often impossible to formulate.