Sentence examples for insurmountable numbers from inspiring English sources

WHEREAS, all Virginians can appreciate the fact that when ultimately overwhelmed by the insurmountable numbers and resources, the surviving, imprisoned and injured German soldiers gave their word and allegiance to the United States of America, and returned to their ancestral homes in Poland, Austria, the Sudetenland and Greater Germany to rebuild their communities; and.

"It's not an insurmountable number of people," Willis continues.

Kevin Pietersen has backed captain Alastair Cook to set an insurmountable number of Test hundreds for England.

The major limitations for translating iPSC-derived RBCs into clinic are: (1) inefficient enucleation, (2) difficult switching to adult-type globin form and (3) the possibly insurmountable number of RBCs (10) needed to generate one unit.

Now that Senator Barack Obama has an insurmountable lead in the number of delegates, it is the specter of Florida in 2000 that lends a strand of sustainability to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's defiant challenge to her party's rules committee to include Florida and Michigan in the delegate tally.

Federal prosecutors and jail officials maintain that letting Chapo into the same room as his lawyers would "present a number of insurmountable security challenges".

"As the company provided more details, it became increasingly clear that there were a number of insurmountable programmatic constraints and procurement requirements," the agency wrote Ryan on Dec. 28, 2011.

Although the small sample size makes disentangling medication effects difficult, an additional, possibly insurmountable obstacle is the number of different psychotropic medications each participant was on, often with different pharmacological mechanisms, and their interacting and sometimes opposing effects on postural control.

These challenges include the data gaps that exist for many individual chemicals, experimental design difficulties (e.g., near-insurmountable factorial complexity for large numbers of chemicals), poorly understood pathways for chemical interaction, potential differences in response among species, and the need for more sophisticated statistical tools for analyzing complex data.

"For an increasing number, payments are an insurmountable burden, leading to delinquency rates that are considerably higher than those on other forms of debt," the study concluded.

Breezy, decisive introduction; any number of melancholy-inducing, nearly insurmountable troubles: it is hard being a mouse.