Some children need state Child Protective Services (CPS) or similar agencies to remove a child from a home, otherwise he or she will have a more insurmountable problem in life.
And they frame SW in the context of tennis as a whole, modifying her name with hackneyed sporting adjectives like "legendary" or "all-time-great" or "incomparable", "insurmountable," "larger-than-life".
Too many cite smaller salaries, communication difficulties and the educational requirements of growing families as insurmountable barriers to expat life but, frequently, these excuses ring suspiciously hollow.
"Whilst it is acknowledged that Robyn Daodu is pregnant this does not constitute an insurmountable obstacle to family life continuing in your client's country of origin," said the letter, seen by the Guardian.
We support him and encourage him and give him a cuddle when life is insurmountable, and as a result he keeps going and he keeps coming to swim at our pool.
At first, she says, the transition from normal life seemed insurmountable.
Occurring irregularities are not considered insurmountable or as a life-threatening attack, but rather as the beginning of a transformation process in which people change their relationships with the natural resources according to a long-term and sustainable approach (Gallopin 2006; Berkes et al. 2008; Birkmann 2008; Bohle 2008; Voss 2008; ANiK 2013).
For the elderly with vanquished memories and damaged minds, worshiping often becomes one more insurmountable obstacle, one more of life's familiar rituals that no longer seems for them.
Indeed, on a daily basis, Americans are being forced to relinquish the most intimate details of who we are--our biological makeup, our genetic blueprints, and our biometrics (facial characteristics and structure, fingerprints, iris scans, etc).--in order to clear the nearly insurmountable hurdle that increasingly defines life in the United States.
"His personal life probably is an insurmountable liability," Mr. Land said.
