Examples of using Practically impossible in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
It is much harder, actually practically impossible, to prove its authenticity,
It is practically impossible to move forward on this particular issue because Member States do not want us to have a European solution to this.
So for use in cosmetics, it is practically impossible to find an equal means to kefir.
Eventually, the discomfort is so sever that mobility in those people joints is practically impossible.
it is therefore practically impossible.
The probability of hiding microcapsules increases and it is practically impossible to feel them upon contact with hair.
The nearest human settlement is Egvekinot, a village of some 3,000 residents, located 75 km away, making it practically impossible to reach the secret area.
without which the production of energy needed by the body is practically impossible.
If no oxygen gets in… which is practically impossible, a brown discoloration occurs in the bottle.
it is practically impossible to see the small chips
However, it has proven practically impossible to substantiate unfair pricing practices in international aviation, inter alia due to difficulties in comparing complex fare
where differentiation through products and services is practically impossible, can achieve greater customer loyalty
The quality of an individual activity in welding is practically impossible to control every time
nasal breathing due to this becomes practically impossible, the hearing worsens,
it will become practically impossible to conclude trade agreements with countries
it is practically impossible to freeze frost- all this allows to successfully keep chickens even in the most severe climate of the middle zone and Siberia.
Now it is practically impossible to find natural pile in stores,
secluded places(so it's practically impossible to get rid of bedbugs simply by squeezing them from time to time).
destruction of the records practically impossible and ultimately reducing fraud.
of paper-based transactions and operations it was practically impossible to do otherwise.