Putnam's realism also led him to pursue a realist interpretation of quantum mechanics, a theory generally considered to pose insurmountable difficulties for the realist.
"Any attempt to separate into 'food-only' and 'feed-only' would pose insurmountable difficulties for trade operators and E.U. food and feed processors," the letter, seen by Reuters, added.
An avid diary-keeper myself for the past thirty years, I can attest to the challenges of this solipsistic genre: sustaining an interest even in one's own life can sometimes pose nearly insurmountable difficulties.
"In normal times, fiscal policy doesn't pose insurmountable problems for monetary policy," said Mr. Leeper, a former Fed researcher.
Since Fermi was quite at home in the lab doing experimental work, this did not pose insurmountable problems for him.
Moreover conflicting scientific standards and traditions may pose insurmountable ambiguities.
These findings suggest that the barriers to the care of HIV-infected children in rural settings do not pose insurmountable obstacles to desirable treatment outcomes.
Nonetheless, the evolution of intensive care in Australia need not necessarily threaten or pose insurmountable challenges for physicians who need to manage dying patients and their families.
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France acknowledged Monday that a loss of the nation's triple-A rating could come soon, but said it would not pose an "insurmountable" difficulty.
On Monday, President Nicolas Sarkozy of France acknowledged that a loss of the nation's triple-A rating could come soon, but said it would not pose an "insurmountable" difficulty.
Brian Wieser, lead researcher at the analytics firm Pivotal, said the deal would present the new entity with potentially insurmountable difficulties.
