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insurmountable

[in-ser-moun-tuh-buhl] / ˌɪn sərˈmaʊn tə bəl /


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Cutting interest rates by a full percentage point or two, however, would run into heavy and likely insurmountable resistance, economists say.

From MarketWatch

New Delhi’s insistence that Indian professionals get greater access to work in the EU, as well as demands to ease European environmental regulations that disadvantaged Indian steel, aluminum and cement exporters, proved insurmountable hurdles.

From The Wall Street Journal

The catch is that Filippino Lippi’s reputation beyond the borders of Italy has an almost insurmountable problem.

From The Wall Street Journal

But our research suggests that this is not insurmountable.

From Salon

Management argues that the wealth gap between clubs like the Dodgers and their small-market counterparts has become an insurmountable chasm, leaving some teams unable to compete.

From The Wall Street Journal