Sentence examples for insurmountable competition from inspiring English sources
Leaving aside the seemingly insurmountable competition from Facebook, Bebo is a mess.
Even the most conservative golf historians acknowledge that Jones faced stiff, but not insurmountable, competition when he pursued those amateur titles.
An entire society (like Colombian People) without therapeutically equivalent oxacillin is a highly dangerous consequence derived from the usual strategy taken by innovator pharmaceutical industry (to abandon the product) to evade the insurmountable competition represented by inexpensive, often ludicrously cheap generic products.
But Spurs are not a club known for getting breaks, and this season a 1-0 deficit seems insurmountable against Top 4 competition.
A consequence is that ongoing measurement issues related to EmOC data quality or even absence in the countries most impacted by maternal mortality has proved an insurmountable obstacle in the competition for funding and priority that is even more target driven since the MDGs.
The prospect of such competition creates "apparently insurmountable roadblocks to some folks" in Congress, Mr. Thomas said.
In my models, competitive costs are not an insurmountable obstacle; although multiple preferences fail to alleviate competition, they don't appear to be significantly more costly than a single preference, and in fact serve to increase indirect selection on preferences (see Figure 1; the minimum α required for preference evolution is lower for multiple preferences).
For all of the accolades James and his teammates have received for the second-longest winning streak in N.B.A. history, the greatest tangible benefit is the insurmountable lead they now have over their competition.
Ken Read, Conner's helmsman in the last two America's Cups, captured both for a nearly insurmountable lead heading into the final day of competition.
The notion that one more state falling to communism would inexorably lead to an insurmountable Eastern alliance that would doom capitalist democracy made the competition a matter of survival.
