Sentence examples for insurmountable barriers from inspiring English sources

Continental, Northwest and Mr. Icahn asserted that the procedures created almost insurmountable barriers for competing bidders.

The Constitution, Levinson wrote, places "almost insurmountable barriers in the way of any acceptable notion of democracy".

My domain ended at the shores of the Baltic Sea, with seemingly insurmountable barriers separating me from the outside world.

The challenges of London's big museums, crushed transport lines and busy streets are often insurmountable barriers for us.

It is enough to say that tokamak fusion power has what I believe are insurmountable barriers to practicability and acceptability.

"When it comes to seeking justice for sexual violence, women in the UAE still face formidable and often insurmountable barriers".

According to a new survey, three in four female business owners believe women and minorities face almost insurmountable barriers to the top jobs.

Hostility can certainly present a more insurmountable barrier than indifference.

Sitting through these sequences without accruing college credit will be, for some, an insurmountable barrier.

The new chunk of land provided an insurmountable barrier for fish and marine organisms.

Resolute Portsmouth ensured that there was always an insurmountable barrier for Tottenham.