Sentence examples for insurmountable deal from inspiring English sources

I just finished reading David Copperfield once again, and there is more to it--a great, almost insurmountable deal more--than Uriah Heep's perspiration.

Though they're generally more annoying (a resolution quirk here, a touchscreen behavior oddity there) than they are insurmountable or deal-breaking, they're definitely not non-existent.

I'm not actually sure why it can seem like an insurmountable task to deal with your diet.

Formed as a kind of official hybrid mated from good, white, business savvy Afrikaners, and the once apartheid government of the huge country, Armscor has added a tremendous and perhaps insurmountable advantage in dealing with black, majority rule Africa... its managers and sales force are about one third black themselves.

Granada and Carlton have both said this would be an insurmountable block to the deal going through.

But the term means different things to the opposing sides, and could prove an insurmountable obstacle to any deal.

They also reject the idea of the waiting period as an insurmountable hurdle to political deal-making, given that legislatures in several other states and Congress already operate with some form of waiting period for a bill's final language to be publicly reviewed.

The recommendation by the antitrust advisory panel, which is not binding, is the latest sign that the regulatory obstacles in the way of the deal may be insurmountable.

He has to deal with other, insurmountable hurdles.

And now that I'm back, we've seen in the past 24 hours that the impasse on a debt ceiling deal is as insurmountable as ever.

No matter which method of scoring is the most appropriate, all of them deal with an insurmountable hindrance: the need to fix a crisp number to pivot as a frontier between two categories of a variable (for instance, moderate and severe in AECCC), or to assign a unique representative number to an interval of values of a variable to be later included in an equation (Murray score).