Sentence examples for insuperable challenges from inspiring English sources

Did that have something to do with Lincoln overcoming what to many at the time seemed like insuperable challenges?

They took on an immense, probably insuperable challenge.

In an age when big data rules, the development of data sets relating to university applications is not something that presents an insuperable challenge.

Mr Kaczynski was already facing an all but insuperable challenge from Mr Tusk's Civic Platform party in the presidential elections in October.

Ruth dying in the hospice presents that almost insuperable challenge - "profoundly depressed, hard to reach even if I had known how".

He met almost insuperable physical challenges with humor and grace.

But the more we looked the more insuperable the challenges appeared," he says.

But that is the near-insuperable marketing challenge the country — which Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice classified as an "outpost of tyranny" last year — has faced since its autocratic president, Robert G. Mugabe, started a scorched-earth campaign against all vestiges of Western colonialism six years ago.

Neither challenge is insuperable, but both are harder than one might think.

For some, like Doc, whose cerebral equipment is particularly unreliable, this perennial mental challenge can prove insuperable, but that may be why Pynchon chose him for the job.

All of this has to be done in the right sequence; the challenge seemed, at times, insuperable.