Sentence examples for less insurmountable from inspiring English sources

Over the months, as they began spending more time together, those differences seemed less insurmountable.

Will Smith faces a somewhat less insurmountable problem in Hitch, a good-natured comedy about a "love doctor" who cannot find love himself.

Bravo to Judith S. Kaye, New York's chief judge, for trying to make our divorce laws and requirements much more reasonable and less insurmountable ("The Long Divorce," editorial, March 26).

She pointed out that even though Italians had plenty of other grievances besides Berlusconi's misogyny, the women's demonstration, five years ago, marked a shift in the tone of the national discourse: the Prime Minister's power seemed less insurmountable.

To some folks at this confab, even the planet's most intractable problems seem a bit less insurmountable this year even fixable, if we devote enough time and focus, and if governments step up to engage businesses to help provide relief and solutions on various fronts (and let them earn a profit doing it).

Both appear great at a distance, but when we approach them we find they are far less insurmountable than we had conceived".

A big thank you to the people who have made this easier, less mountainously insurmountable!

When Dr. Pan arrived in Guangxi, the challenges of studying langurs, much less protecting them, seemed insurmountable.

But while he maintained that these advantages are not insurmountable, others were less sanguine.

In this mosh-pit series, 10 points is less a cushion than an insurmountable lead.

This gave Egypt both a diplomatic and military advantage, which appeared insurmountable to the less powerful upstream states.