Examples of using Even impossible in English and their translations into Slovak
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remarkable- at first sight, and even impossible to guess what area you are,
And I am sure from where you are right now, it may seem hard or even impossible to believe, but many women fall in love with the Lord to the point that they even choose NOT to restore their marriage.
published on innumerable pages, which would make tracing and contacting all relevant publishers difficult or even impossible.
It is very difficult, perhaps even impossible, to avoid the infection of a pregnant woman,
published on innumerable pages, which would make tracing and contacting all relevant publishers difficult or even impossible.”.
in extreme situations, even impossible.
It's difficult or even impossible to do research in areas of high conflict,” said Fiona David, Walk Free Foundation's executive director of global research,
and in some cases- even impossible.
they could find sex extremely difficult or perhaps even impossible.
making it very difficult or even impossible for institutions and individuals to comply.
as the European Commission rightly observes, it appears difficult or even impossible for an economic operator to foresee, a priori,
In the future, the researchers believe newly designed 3D-printed supercapacitors will be used to create unique electronics that are currently difficult or even impossible to make using other synthetic methods,
which was particularly acute as many of the residents found it difficult or even impossible to leave the building without using the elevator.
moving from one Member State to another can be very difficult or even impossible.
get fouled a lot, sometimes even impossible… have any suggestions? Excellent these tutorials… only better!
depressed it can feel overwhelming, even impossible to do everything else
This remains a serious issue, especially for those displaced persons who come from countries where gender discrimination in the nationality law makes it difficult or even impossible for mothers to transmit nationality to their children.
the damage was‘delocalised' as the medium was accessible in any Member State, making the practical application of any method of measuring the territorial impact of the harmful information difficult or even impossible.
Second, uncoordinated provision of Earth observation services at Member State level would lead to duplication and make it difficult or even impossible to monitor implementation of EC environmental legislation on the basis of transparent
insofar as the input-output coefficients sometimes generated are improbable or even impossible, for example, negative coefficients.