It's virtually impossible.

As the manual notes, TeX works with virtually all printers Info works with virtually all computer terminals the HTML output works with virtually all Web browsers.

There is virtually no handrail. It doesn't pass any standards.

Population The park has no permanent human population.

It would be virtually impossible to convince Tom to come along with us.

There is virtually no consultation with people at local level.

And it's virtually impossible in nature to make that happen.

The unnamed population from the coastal regions of eastern Brazil is virtually identical.

For example, the Soviet system of public finance management remains virtually intact.

Both battles consumed enormous quantities of resources while achieving virtually no strategic gains on the battlefield.

We use four million cups a day on airline flights, and virtually none of them are reused or recycled.

Therefore, I hope that together we will adopt a text which will make it possible to solve this problem which is fundamental for our society.

In the devastating defeat the Cimbri were virtually annihilated, and both their highest leaders, Boiorix and Lugius, fell.

He literally had nothing. He was a virtual skeleton, yet he could still summon the courage and the will to move.

Coal. Coal turns out to be virtually the same stuff. It is probably plants, except that these have been burned and crushed under pressure.

During the 1910s, Blok was admired greatly by literary colleagues, and his influence on younger poets was virtually unsurpassed.

Now you can remember virtually any link, be it on the local machine or somewhere on the Internet.

Virtually all of the debt repayments due in the next few years are to the IMF, whose implicit status as senior creditor ensures that it is repaid first.

Nearby, Section 60, where most veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are buried, remained virtually silent.

I believe that this so called first surrealist sculpture may provide an incredible key to virtually every artistic depiction of four in the morning to follow it.

Nearly all rifles of the older Chassepot model (Mle 1866) remaining in store were eventually converted to take the 11mm Gras metallic cartridge ammunition ( fusil Modèle 1866 74).

By the 1980s, Mikhail Gorbachev's policies of Perestroika and Glasnost made it virtually impossible for the authorities to place restrictions on artists or their freedom of expression.

I'm self it's self inspired. Diatomic structures, radiolaria, the things that we couldn't see but we can do now these, again, are cored out. They're made virtually from nothing.

Now, 97 percent of Rapu Rapu Island is virtually under the control of these environmental destroyers, and what was once paradise is a wasteland.

To adopt, preferably by the time of that Conference, a policy of duty and quota free access for essentially all exports from the least developed countries

He did a five volume biography of Thomas Jefferson, spent virtually his whole life with Thomas Jefferson, and by the way, at one point I asked him, Would you like to have met him?

cartels but those who are concerned about the enforcement of competition would surely agree that no useful purpose is served by the individual examination of large numbers of virtually identical agreements which when looked at prove in fact no to be restrictive of competition and innocuous as far as the consumer is concerned.

It is virtually impossible to discuss the Thai Royal Family in English without offending native Thais the special honorific forms of reference that exist in Thai simply have no counterparts in English.

As gamers we are now living by the same laws of physics in the same cities and doing many of the same things we once did in real life, only virtually.

Aware that the Territory has one of the highest per capita incomes in the region, a stable political climate and virtually no unemployment,

Remembering the Genocide and demanding recognition from the Republic of Turkey, the legal successor to the the Ottoman Empire, have been part of virtually every Armenian's life and identity for the past century.

As the relevant rules relating to the transport of cash vary widely among the euro zone countries and since they have not yet been harmonised, such transportation is virtually impossible to operate cross border.

With sufficient bandwidth, students can now meet virtually via Google Hangouts or other social media platforms and study together or with the leading experts on the planet.

However, current understanding is that virtually any amount of lead exposure can cause damage, and harmful exposures continue especially in countries where leaded paints and gasoline are still used .

But, instead of devouring the people in the shop, what it's doing is overgrowing and smothering virtually all of the bottom dwelling life of the entire northwestern Mediterranean Sea.

Orson Welles' Touch of Evil and John Ford's The Searchers are mentioned prominently in more than one of his books, and Roxy Music is referenced in virtually every novel he wrote.

It's virtually impossible to write a dialer without the SUID bit that is both safe and easy to use for inexperienced users. kppp addresses the security issues with the following strategy.

This is because the Joint Plan of Action to which the parties agreed in November 2013, while addressing virtually all of the West s immediate nuclear concerns, does not map out the necessary pathway to Iran s normalization.

There's a great deal of argument about whether we, as the great nation that we are, should be the policeman of the world, the world's constabulary, but there should be virtually no argument about whether we should be the world's healer.

At the same time, telecom experts say it is virtually impossible to filter non text content well, so in the end it will only slow down the traffic, but won't help weed out adult or dangerous content.

In terms of social developments (where sovereignty could actually be exercised) it was done negatively and has meant that virtually the only progressive social legislation that we have was forced on us by European institutions.

As individuals and societies become richer, they come into closer contact with one another virtually, through communication technologies, and physically, through population growth, urbanization, and travel.

Films He began acting in films in 1944 as Al LaRue, appearing in two musicals and a serial before being given a role in a Western film that would result in his being cast in a cowboy persona for virtually the rest of his career.

But the kind of virtually instantaneous nature of its erection, and its being there, almost before you could believe that a response of this magnitude could be accomplished, is part of its extraordinary I don't know if beauty is the word but presence.

The name Freskin is Flemish, and in the words of Geoffrey Barrow it is virtually certain that Freskin belonged to a large group of Flemish settlers who came to Scotland in the middle decades of the 12th century and were chiefly to be found in West Lothian and the valley of the Clyde .