insurmountable

But for Araceli, a Salvadorian immigrant, and her family, the bridge represented a seemingly insurmountable hurdle.

The move comes after the company, also known as HBC, liquidated all its stores, citing a shifting retail landscape post-pandemic and US tariffs as insurmountable challenges.

"But paired with the other tariffs, especially for brands that manufacture in China, it just becomes an insurmountable shift."

The Top 14 play-offs, with semi-finals on the same weekend the Lions play Argentina in Dublin, pose a logistical problem, but perhaps not an insurmountable one.

That would be great, Kasten said, except for what he said was an insurmountable obstacle.