The phrase "insurmountable conditions" is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase implies that certain conditions or obstacles are so great that they cannot be overcome. Example sentence: "The team was faced with insurmountable conditions and were forced to abandon their mission."
The Saudi Arabian foreign minister, Prince Saud al-Faisal, in his speech to the United Nations, said the plan was weighed down by the "insurmountable conditions of Israel".
Cast members do, when often they've done fine jobs -- or have done as well as possible through insurmountable conditions.
Despite their many challenges, her young film subjects remain determined to rise above their seemingly insurmountable conditions, creating new opportunities for themselves and for all girls - a fact which serves as a major inspiration to Ms. Adams.
She claimed to have staged the Cooper hijacking two years later, disguised as a man, in order to "get back" at the airline industry and the FAA, whose insurmountable rules and conditions had prevented her from becoming an airline pilot.
An identified case might become ineligible due to poor physical or mental condition, insurmountable language problems, and death after identification but before interview, dialysis outside the study period, or being outside the age limit.
"The difficulty was in making art about happiness," Ms. Prose said, "and we spoke about happiness as a permanent condition, an insurmountable problem".
We've all lost a relative to cancer, we're all likely to face, at some point in our lives, the insurmountable barrier of a condition that medical science can't treat.
We treated risk above, concluding that market and environmental conditions do not create insurmountable risks to full-market immersion for most Andapa farmers.
Children were excluded if they weighed less than 5 kg or more than 33 kg, required fluid restriction, had a suspected surgical condition, or had an insurmountable language barrier.
Odom's aunt, JaNean Mercer, told the Associated Press earlier Monday that he was alert and his condition was improving, and that he was overcoming "insurmountable obstacles" and defying the odds.
But when the teenager in question actually does turn out to have Asperger's, and when both parents do too — the condition often runs in families — those challenges can look insurmountable.
