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The current, anti-democratic and intellectually dishonest Republican Party is an insurmountable barrier to the development of a viable alternative to the existing Democratic Party.

These challenges of intermittency and geography are not insurmountable—batteries and water can store energy, and better transmission systems can be built.

By the end of the summer, the anxiety had become insurmountable and he left his job.

Some serve as a foil — a common enemy players can rally around to come together and ultimately overcome insurmountable odds.

The final gaps, though, proved insurmountable and created a level of bitterness, according to their letters.

But while the obstacles to evidence-based governance are formidable, they are not insurmountable.

Each one seems a mile high, and the entire flight an insurmountable obstacle.

That defeat was driven largely by Romney losing women voters by an insurmountable 11 points.

They do not reflect any intrinsic or insurmountable military advantage.

Despite the possibly insurmountable challenge that lay before them, Bernstein and company forged ahead.

Thus age and avarice can always over-leap barriers which, to the young and romantic, are insurmountable.

The difficulty of conveying heavy weights up the mountain foot-paths was almost insurmountable.

Situated as we are, in the United States, many, and almost insurmountable obstacles present themselves.

In the meantime Lord Ebrington's motion interposed insurmountable difficulties in the way of negotiations.

If the young man is industrious, and come of honest parentage, his poverty may be no such insurmountable obstacle.