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Перевод: insuperable

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Тезаурус:

1. Frank Salter, the District Treasurer from 1918, believed that financial appeals for new income in a sparsely populated region with a low wage economy and high unemployment, was an insuperable task and in 1931 he was succeeded by Lionel Elvin, Fellow of Trinity Hall, as the District's honorary treasurer, and who brought much vigour and commitment to resolving the perennial financial problem.
2. The British electoral system presents practically insuperable obstacles for small parties to overcome.
3. And given the conditions obtaining this posed an almost insuperable problem, since "the rebirth of industry is itself dependent on the flow of vital resources into towns, the absolute necessity for this influx at any price."
4. This conception of the mind is now almost universally regarded as disastrously wrong, for two reasons: first, because it creates a dualism of mind and body and second, because it is held to create insuperable sceptical problems.
5. How often is there a closing sequence in a film, with the hero facing insuperable odds, holding off the enemy, while his comrades escape.
6. The Town and Country Planning Act, 1947, in its present form offers an insuperable obstacle to competitive private building for a prospective demand.
7. Many chapel congregations are small or elderly, and the burden of maintaining them, let alone carrying out major repairs, with fast-dwindling resources, may seem insuperable.
8. In a survey of student activities one almost insuperable problem was to try to find out how many hours a week various sorts of students spent on "practical work".
9. Thus, the self-management system creates insuperable obstacles to the mobility of capital, management, skilled labour, and technology; and this virtually guarantees that the less developed regions will continue to lag behind.
10. I do not think this difficulty is insuperable, particularly if one accepts that a single gene mutation could have a large effect in fitting an organism to a new environment.
11. In 1859 the legislators were still wrestling with (so far) insuperable objections to abolishing imprisonment for debt.
12. Both appeared to be insuperable problems until the evening when Clarissa's change of plan for the sixth or seventh time put a pattern into perspective.
13. This, in fact insuperable, difficulty is said to be overcome by proposing that mental phenomena and brain processes are the same stuff viewed within different theoretical frameworks.