Sentence examples for an insuperable gap from inspiring English sources

Last year, the candidates feuded over whether tax cuts should be $500 billion or $1.3 trillion, an insuperable gap.

One of the most difficult lessons from Chernobyl has been to gain the public's trust and to deliver scientific information about radiation risks, as there exists an insuperable gap between the experts' and public's perceptions about radiation.

The trade represented the insuperable gap that had developed between the 38-year-old Ewing and the Knicks.

But it's hardly an insuperable one.

This cannot, however, be an insuperable problem.

Poetry is, admittedly, an insuperable problem for quotation compilers.

Weight is not an insuperable handicap, especially for heavyweights.

But it should not, she suggests, be an insuperable one.

Yet her attempt to make sense of his final explosion meets an insuperable obstacle.

This is not an insuperable problem if pension promises are properly accounted for.

This attitude makes the bombings seem an insuperable obstacle to peace.