Sentence examples for almost insurmountable challenge from inspiring English sources

Decentralisation is an almost insurmountable challenge for public-transport systems.

Sian Hawkins, campaigns manager for the charity, said that for women living in a refuge it was currently "an almost insurmountable challenge" to register to vote.

Hacking into his personal BlackBerry – or, for that matter, the White House email system – would be an almost insurmountable challenge for anyone.

But the human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS, mutates as much in a single day as flu virus does in a year, presenting scientists with an almost insurmountable challenge.

That was the almost insurmountable challenge facing Benedict Andrews and Andrew Upton in translating and adapting this unlikely classic, but in their hands, it slips into present day almost seamlessly.

Stefano Pilati, who exited the Paris fashion week stage on Monday after a swansong show that brought 10 years designing for Yves Saint Laurent to a close, summed up better than anyone the almost insurmountable challenge of the job which he leaves tantalising vacant.

This of course is trivial in the case of a 'home' or independent user but may pose almost insurmountable challenges in a 'locked-down' corporate environment.

Yet in this very morseling lies the nearly insurmountable challenge.

At the outset, the challenges appeared almost insurmountable.

While the absence of verbal language presents no barrier to engagement, scenes of almost unwatchable squalor offer a potentially insurmountable challenge.

Add a cumbersome bureaucracy and conflicting government interests and the difficulties and challenges to studying and conserving tigers seem almost insurmountable.