an insuperable barrier
The difficulties that confront us seem insuperable.
But not, I think, an insuperable one.
The unresolved Cyprus dispute seems a near-insuperable roadblock.
They constituted a near-insuperable obstacle to the besieging infantry.
That, and his age, may be insuperable handicaps.
The article said while technical barriers do exist, they are not insuperable.
If the culture barrier is insuperable, domesticating method will be adopted.
He says: Come down with be determined to death to live, what to still have insuperable?
The imperialist system is riddled with insuperable internal contradictions, and therefore the imperialists are plunged into deep gloom.
Mainstream theories often verify the justification and necessity of power restriction from human nature, which have some insuperable limitations.
Still, while the obstacles to recovery might be even greater than had been expected, they are not insuperable.
The presence of the toxic Mr Lieberman in the foreign ministry is not itself an insuperable barrier to negotiation.
I do not think we can yet say with any assurance whether these difficulties are or are not insuperable.
I feel I should tell you that from an administrative point of view the difficulties of extricating this force in full are insuperable.
Such a revolution has happened before, in steel: giantism once seemed insuperable, yet today plenty of steel is made in "mini-mills", which use scrap as raw material.
It is Sun Tzu's thinking pattern of instrumental rationality that contribute to the construction of insuperable military science system for centuries.
Not only had Barack Obama broken a seemingly insuperable historical barrier in winning the presidency, the media told us, but "we" had as well.
If a busy man at his office is faced with a seemingly insuperable problem, how is he to solve this problem by other than material means?
The development of the socialist market economy in China suggests that the market economy is an important result of human civilization and an insuperable objective law in economic development.
This is not thought to be the case, however, in other areas of the law such as contract, and it is not in itself an insuperable obstacle to the application of the lex loci.
Through the crowd, the silence in the silence stroked the mottled wounds, insuperable in the eyes of others, and lost armor when she was vulnerable in front of his lover.
