"It is insurmountable," Bob Hall, a defense lawyer, said of the state's 21-day limitation for submitting new evidence after conviction.
Its inhibition at 5-HT3A receptors is surmountable, but at 5-HT3AB receptors it is insurmountable and voltage dependent, suggesting that unlike morphine, methadone may act in the pore of heteromeric receptors (Deeb et al., 2009).
Chalmers thinks that, at present, it is insurmountable.
What we have to do is really address that because it appears when we get in that position it almost seems like it is insurmountable".
After Clinton's string of victories on Tuesday, her campaign said her lead would be "very hard to overtake" but stopped short of saying it was insurmountable.
The logistics of love are daunting at twelve thousand feet — Alford describes their attempt at a kiss as "two sheets of sandpaper scraping" — but not, as it were, insurmountable.
"At the end of the day, the fine was not so large that it was insurmountable," said Mr. Cummin, who added that he had not yet decided who to vote for in the Republican primary.
So either the consent issue is surmountable, in which case there is no (major) consent problem for either side in the debate, or it is insurmountable, in which case it is a problem for both Public Health Pluralism and Pure Choice, but arguably more so for the latter.
He added, "I'd be shocked if the defense didn't try to make K.S.M.'s treatment a problem for me, but I don't think it will be insurmountable".
