Sentences with phrase «nigh impossible»

After the issue was decided by this public Jerusalem Conference, it would have been well nigh impossible for James to take the restrictive Jewish attitude he did toward the Christian gentiles in Antioch (Gal.

This design choice is reminiscent of that used by many mobile games and, to be honest, can sometimes be as annoying to achieve; the difficulty spikes are frustrating and some of the objectives seem nigh impossible to complete to the degree where you obtain three stars.

That is why it can prove nigh impossible to distil it into a universal code of practice.

For modern viewers, it is well - nigh impossible not to know that The Howling is a werewolf movie.

Most cryptocurrency payments make complying with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and other data - privacy regulations nigh impossible, ruling out key industries.

He can point out that release does not necessarily mean separating from the alcoholic, since it is a psychological process, although in some cases it may be well - nigh impossible without a separation.

As punishment for mankind working together towards a common goal, God struck down the fruits of man's labour and ingenuity and ensured that we wood be doomed to tribalism and strife forevermore by making communication nigh impossible.

Replacing your culture with the culture of no one group in particular has proved well nigh impossible on its own - imagine if you had to agree on adopting the culture of an enemy, and you see why it just doesn't happen.

A dramatic landslide will see the SNP not only regain control of Holyrood but acquire the first ever majority in the Scottish parliament - something many commentators believed was nigh impossible under Scotland's quasi-proportional representation system.

Our memories frequently fade over time, but in some people creating new memories becomes well nigh impossible as they get older, to the extent that they effectively begin to live in a «time warp» of their former selves.

Without context, there is nothing, but context is nigh impossible before the end.

The Wrangler's solid axles and body - on - frame construction will remain, appeasing off - roaders who find the unibody, independent - suspension Cherokee and Renegade nigh impossible to upgrade for trails.

But the coupe was also nigh impossible to get to oversteer, even with its rear - biased power split and sport differential.

They're just nigh impossible to enjoy... except maybe that last one.

A mix of battle themes and the always welcomed Hunter's Chance, something I thought nigh impossible for the piano and orchestra, rounded off the outing before the break.

It made playing certain «dark» games nigh impossible.

Although it's supposed to allow for up to a quartet of online opponents to square off and test their mettle, it was nigh impossible at the time of this review to find any participants.

And good luck, because Gym battles don't always work right and are usually nigh impossible when they do.

In fairness, the consistency of quality among them make an objective assessment of the Top 10 K.K. Slider songs nigh impossible, and this is something this article does not pretend to attempt.

It may seem well nigh impossible in a small space, but we've seen it done, with the help of a few creative modifications.

That, for example, is why late amendments are now nigh impossible to secure.

I've got good supply fortunately but it is well nigh impossible for me to hit an exhibit with a stream of milk from one of the benches.

Inclusivity in the same building, at the same time seems well nigh impossible.

That PT is forcing players to buy into its internal logic and tackle a puzzle that, at face value, seems nigh impossible is a sign that this series is in good hands.

Winnowing down the numerous fine February offerings to a mere four selections — and reviewing them in the space available here — has proved nigh impossible.

Repealing the Second Amendment may be an extreme move in and of itself — and a nigh impossible one given that it would require approval from 38 states — but given the Supreme Court's Heller decision, is such a repeal the only way to ensure meaningful gun control legislation?

Paying «careful attention to rhythm and sound,» Professor Fox «tries to mimic the particular rhetoric of the Hebrew whenever possible, preserving such devices as repetition, allusion, alliteration, and wordplay»» all essential to an accurate understanding of the text and well - nigh impossible to capture in a more fluent English rendering.

Yet critics find it well nigh impossible to discount the way the Book of Mormon, appearing as it did at a time when all America seemed set adrift in a bewildering new world, furnished Jacksonian believers with a reassuring sense of time and place.

The other model is God as the kind of sentimental love which makes no demands, has no requirements, bends to every pressure, and can become the «smothering love» which precisely because of its «softness» is subtly able to control and dominate others and to make any genuine assertive activity on the part of the creatures well - nigh impossible.

Our human difficulty, however, is that we are keenly aware that we are neither loved nor lovable; furthermore, we find it well - nigh impossible to «live in love», as it is so often phrased.

It is well nigh impossible to offer an appreciation of Pope Benedict XVI's theological accomplishments in a short column.

Clarity and consistency are well - nigh impossible, no matter which option we choose.

Clarity and consistency are well - nigh impossible, no matter which of the many options we choose.

Or we just file this line in the «impossible» category, like «love your enemy» — it sounds great and preaches well, but it's well nigh impossible to actually live out.

It is something we try to foster here, but I realize it is well nigh impossible and very rare indeed.

Football on the other hand is played by all the poor countries as wel so for most the cost has been nigh impossible.

I suspect if Olshey goes, then any new GM will want to bring in a new coach, especially since overhauling this roster in one summer would be nigh impossible.

ZILLER: As with all things, there are multiple causes and the interrelatedness of those causes is nigh impossible to decipher.

Measuring a city's quality of life — its happiness, essentially — is nigh impossible, and attempts by some teams wouldn't pass the loosest standards test.

It is well nigh impossible to show respect for someone you want out, with a vengeance, and whom you have grown to detest for harming our club, as we see it.

It's nigh impossible to tell whether the ball strikes the yellow — which it clearly does — further to the left or right of the left edge of the stripe.