Sentence examples for insurmountable troubles from inspiring English sources
Breezy, decisive introduction; any number of melancholy-inducing, nearly insurmountable troubles: it is hard being a mouse.
On the other hand, an Obama win in Virginia could signal real, and perhaps insurmountable, trouble for Romney.
Baffert is replacing one of the nation's top jockeys, Garrett Gomez, with Garcia aboard Lookin At Lucky after Gomez found insurmountable trouble in three of the colt's last four races.
He was given a 3-0 leaftertwo two innings, but ran into insurmountable trouble in the fifth when the he surrendered five runs, three of which scored after he left the game.
The war put an end to what Whitman called his "New York stagnation," when he was growing moldy with insurmountable family troubles and excessive drinking.
"Perhaps an insurmountable problem".
Again, not an insurmountable problem.
Digital exclusion is not an insurmountable problem.
But the Conservatives face an insurmountable problem.
It's certainly not an insurmountable problem".
Isn't that an insurmountable problem?
