Sentence examples for have been insurmountable from inspiring English sources

To date, the cultural challenges have been insurmountable.

It should have been insurmountable but England drove on.

That problem might not have been insurmountable had it presented itself at another point in our history.

(The staff, to its credit, was very attentive to mobility issues, essential at several stops where dauntingly high levees might have been insurmountable for some passengers otherwise).

Tav said: "For a while it looked as if the X problem might have been insurmountable until a bright spark came up with Exmouth.

Had they instead handed over responsibility to a United Nations peacekeeping force, says Mr Steele, "the insurgency could have been avoided".It is an attractive argument, but the practical difficulties would probably have been insurmountable.

Anthony broke free of a defender who was trying to foul him and nailed a 3-pointer, giving the visiting Nuggets a 106-105 victory against the Mavericks and a 3-0 series lead that has been insurmountable in N.B.A. history.

But the problem is that for many of them, up to now the prospect of rebuilding all their systems has been insurmountable.

But, as far as I can make out, none of the individual problems that have been uncovered are insurmountable.

But there have been more insurmountable challenges.

Those obstacles might not have been wholly insurmountable, but Ms. Bair is poorly attuned to her subject and displays scant critical insight into the many tics, motifs and obsessions that run throughout Steinberg's work.