Sentence examples for an insoluble problem from inspiring English sources

It shouldn't be an insoluble problem.

It may be an insoluble problem.

As in a nightmare, an insoluble problem loomed, engulfing me in anxiety.

McCabe, for the second time in the day, found Verity an insoluble problem.

This is not, I think, an insoluble problem, and as it happens, I have a modest contribution to offer.

"What do you want me to say, Jen? It's an insoluble problem.

In the Los Angeles Times, Doyle McManus writes: "Reducing [its] population would solve a big chunk of what has become an... insoluble problem.

But reducing Guantanamo's population would solve a big chunk of what has become an apparently insoluble problem.

For any Muslim who believes in universal human rights, tolerance, equality, freedom, and democracy, the Koran presents an apparently insoluble problem.

But writing for 'Who, it seemed appropriate to end each day's work with an apparently insoluble problem and then wake up in the morning and see which character had solved it overnight – that kind of risk would give me an aneurysm in a novel that was starting its world from scratch.

This leaves Netanyahu with an almost insoluble problem.