Sentence examples for insurmountable resistance from inspiring English sources

Labor groups are already running polls and conducting focus groups that have, officials said, found great but not insurmountable resistance to tax increases.

Recognizing insurmountable resistance on Capitol Hill, even after hosting an unprecedented working meeting of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at the White House, Wilson attempted an end run around the Senate: he took his case directly to the people.

My greater surprise was the seemingly insurmountable resistance we faced within Microsoft itself.

While there are many advocates for turning Forest Avenue into a pedestrian park, there seems to be insurmountable resistance from a few merchants.

We cannot set a bar that is too high and doomed to fail because the TJCHA will encounter insurmountable resistance from the hospitals.

On the surface, the problem of antibiotic resistance appears insurmountable, but bridging the gaps in our knowledge holds the promise of unmasking great opportunities to intervene.

Despite the damage it would cause, many governments must be quietly wondering whether Greece's exit from the eurozone is simply inevitable, as Greek resistance to reform proves insurmountable.

But, she was quick to add, the resistance is neither pervasive nor insurmountable.

This is the second time in the last year that a candidate for one of the top positions in the Obama administration has withdrawn after resistance in the Senate seemed insurmountable.

The lack of resources, instructions about what to do and resistance against change can create almost insurmountable obstacles for reforms [ 21].

But the near-insurmountable obstacle is, as always, political: there is huge resistance to what would become a more overt "transfer union".