Ms. Hillenbrand spent seven years working on the book, which her editor described as "a story of fierce determination in the face of nearly insurmountable challenges, set against a backdrop of a fascinating period in American history".
New convolutional network designs find patterns among previously insurmountable massive data sets, enabling rapid, intelligent predictions about the network, the things connected to it and the users engaging with it.
Mr. Ratliff found, however, that he had set off insurmountable opposition inside his own party, and he dropped his bid for a full term.
Kevin Pietersen has backed captain Alastair Cook to set an insurmountable number of Test hundreds for England.
In her analysis of the failure of the 2009 climate bill, Harvard professor Theda Skocpol said, "The failure of the 2009-10 pushcy push for cap and trade legislation was, in one respect, quite unsurprising -- attributable (in political science 101 terms) to Senate rules setting an insurmountable 60-vote bar".
Transplantation in this setting presents insurmountable difficulties.
Nadal has established a seemingly insurmountable lead in this fourth set, and will now serve for the title up 5-1 in the fourth set.
If nothing but that kind of success will do for Williams, Take the Crown finds itself set a potentially insurmountable task.
Even if he turns out to be an average president, Obama will be remembered worldwide hundreds of years from now as a man who changed the way the world looked and thought, simply by being elected against a set of seemingly insurmountable odds that had statistically and historically been stacked against him.
In an astonishing display of power-hitting he scored 24 runs off a single over from Panesar and guided the Australians to 527 for five declared, setting England an insurmountable 557 to win.
