The barriers to women entering politics are well-known and are not insurmountable: women need to be recruited, learn how to attract party support and raise funds, as well as overcome the increased scrutiny on how they will balance work and family.
"While debt relief is just one of various financial assistance instruments," the report said, "it is important to recognize that in some cases debt burdens represent insurmountable obstacles and need to be addressed urgently".
The worry Republicans have, of course, is that by March 15, Trump may end up accumulating a delegate lead that is insurmountable, making the need for a slimmed-down primary field rather moot.
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).
Any inherent elements of drama – for example, seemingly insurmountable obstacles, competing needs, difficult choices, surprise/reversal, and a sense of urgency.
It's early enough that such a deficit is not literally insurmountable, but Mr. Donnelly would need to run a pitch-perfect campaign and would probably also need Mr. Lugar to make some further tactical or strategic errors.
Although the future of the American healthcare system is wrought with both demographic and economic challenges, neither need prove insurmountable.
Nevertheless, as the Israeli experience in the West Bank shows, the obstacles need not be insurmountable.
So with all this in mind, obstacles to setting up an international-facing business needn't be insurmountable.
They do seem to have an mental block playing spin in Asia but it need not be insurmountable – especially as the best spinners (Ajmal, Ashwin) are in the other group, and their Super Eights games will be played on a cracking pitch in Pallekele.
