The FAA, which Nader called a "patsy", did nothing until insurmountable pressure forced Boeing's and the aviation agency's hands and both the Max 8 and Max 9 models were grounded in the U.S. How eerily familiar this all rings.
This insurmountable pressure forces many of us to choose the quick and easy route: gift sets.
For large enterprises, big data has become an insurmountable force.
It was only fitting that the seemingly insurmountable forces of gravity and segregation would eventually converge in the nearby town of Tuskegee.
The question, according to activists, was not if the NRA was an insurmountable force, but whether enough enthusiasm could be built within the Democratic base to force a confirmation vote.
The story of Tammy Thomas, an African-American woman working hard and often against seemingly insurmountable forces, in Youngstown, Ohio, trying just to keep body and soul and family together, is told next door to the triumphant story of Oprah, a black woman of such world-renown and stature that she needs only a single name to identify her.
They said the rules imposed virtually insurmountable barriers to forcing a contested election, required too much time to actually get to the contest and imposed onerous and one-sided requirements that their nominees be independent.
We found that many interns are underpaid, saddled with insurmountable debt, and forced into a form of indentured servitude.
Ironically, the involvement of the heads of state will give negotiators much less time to bridge what appears to be nearly insurmountable gaps between positions, thereby forcing the talks to continue well into 2010.
Reading Alexievich, you face the helplessness of the individual before insurmountable geopolitical forces: "I pace and pace in circles of pain.
