Sentence examples for insurmountable expense from inspiring English sources
BARDA recently invested hundreds of millions of dollars in distributed influenza vaccine production; adapting these facilities for DNA vaccine production would be an added but not insurmountable expense (as compared with the initial investment).
The UFL was beset with numerous financial problems, some of which stemmed from the inability to sell television rights, insufficient ticket revenue and insurmountable expenses.
If so, the promise is discharged because of unforeseen occurrences, which were unavoidable and would result in insurmountable delay, expense, or other material breach (Black 1990).
FIFA, soccer's governing body, is using them as a promotional tool in the developing world, where maintaining a natural grass field is often an insurmountable challenge and expense.
Travel expenses often constitute an insurmountable barrier for timely access to professional assistance in district headquarter hospitals, VCT centres or other urban healthcare facilities [ 16].
She believes the space needed to start up and the expenses involved can still be insurmountable obstructions.
Should we be concerned that institutions could face an insurmountable cascade of lawsuits, some of them involving former, perhaps temporary employees, incurring legal expenses that impede their ability to function?
It seemed insurmountable.
"Perhaps an insurmountable problem".
That's not insurmountable.
