Examples of using If not impossible in English and their translations into Slovak
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This is a very ambitious, if not impossible target.
It is known that preparing most of thedishes without a frying pan is problematic, if not impossible.
JGBs might plunge, making it difficult, if not impossible, to finance Japan's massive government debt burden.
We both know that love is inconvenient if not impossible.
While it is very difficult if not impossible to“fix” your eyes if you already have poor vision(short of having surgery), it is possible to protect your eyes from further damage using natural remedies.
And that much harder to locate, if not impossible.
To reverse this process is frequently difficult- if not impossible.
The interdependence of networks andinformation systems makes it extremely difficult, if not impossible, for individual actors to correctly judge the global economic and societal impact of their measures to protect against NIS incidents.
Without him,the project would have been incredibly difficult, if not impossible.
Of course, in the case of a musical work, it is difficult(even if not impossible) to indicate the source of the quotation in the work itself.
However, this type of love, in its narrowest definition, is difficult, if not impossible.
This problem relates to human desires,the satisfaction of which is often difficult and uncertain, if not impossible, and always transient, in need of renewal; it is doomed to end sooner or later in death.
For some of these products, such as Omega 3 capsules or tanned skins or seal furs,it is difficult, if not impossible for consumers to distinguish them from similar products which donot come from seals.
We would possibly encounter increased climate changemaking life more challenging for humanity- if not impossible.
Like other common toxic exposures, the effects of radiofrequency electromagnetic radiation(RF EMR)will be problematic if not impossible to sort out epidemiologically as there no longer remains an unexposed control group.”.
Available data vary considerably by ground and by Member State14,which makes comparability of data difficult if not impossible.
An outcome that was once viewed as unlikely, if not impossible, became reality.
In particular, a period of 39 months between the time when an irregularity is committed and the time when it is notified to the Commission is unacceptable,as such a delay makes recovery more difficult if not impossible.
It avoids large scale highly prescriptive measures whichwould have been extremely difficult, if not impossible for Member States, to implement and control.
Whereas the deadlines for finalising the electoral roll ahead of European elections vary greatly among Member States and may render the exchange of information between Member States onvoters(which is aimed at the avoidance of double voting) difficult, if not impossible;
Cleaning the inside of the cast is a very difficult, if not impossible task.
As well if cut, blood is a very good lubricant and makes grabbing the knife hand, even with two hands,very difficult if not impossible.
The secret of this probably lies in the fact that KamAZ- this truck with a soul, and that soul loves speed,complex, if not impossible, task and win more than anything.
The strong support for these proposals has enabled us to begin a new era in Europe, and I would stress that, withoutthe Presidency's commitment to a more political Europe, it would have been very difficult, if not impossible, to achieve these commitments.
However, kids are often the pickiest eaters, refusing to eat vegetables and foods that are rich in vitamins and minerals,making it difficult if not impossible to maintain a balanced diet.
They perceived rightly that Christianity transcends every historical reality, including the culture of the West,and yet they also saw that it would be hard, if not impossible, to have one without the other.
This is a death that occurs quickly within an hour of the onset of acute symptoms which, however, sometimes do not manifest themselves,making it difficult- if not impossible- to identify the imminent onset.
Each time a revision of the international agreements takes place, at two-year intervals, the directives require the provision of full translations of the voluminous technical annexes,which has proved extremely difficult, if not impossible to achieve.