| The Lunchbox and Trash face insurmountably stiff competition. |
| Aid must account for a great part of the solution, in order to put an end to this insurmountably horrible crisis. |
| In a down market, though, they turn out to be almost insurmountably difficult to restructure. |
| This is the exact calculation that Illinois Brick concluded was insurmountably difficult. |
| If the configuration of pages and print is too overwhelming, a book may seem insurmountably difficult even though its content is riveting. |
| What has never worked for me with the mosaic metaphor is that in a mosaic every piece is insurmountably separated from other pieces by a sliver of space on all sides. |
