| Why do we conclude so soon that the positions of the parties are unbreachable? |
| For Strauss, it would appear, the Western mind at its best devotes itself to policing the unbreachable boundary between faith and reason. |
| Meanwhile, a rift between two key Berlusconi allies became nearly unbreachable. |
| The management has been brave enough to take on a market once considered unbreachable and bring back the booty. |
| Such is the unbreachable gap between the past and the present. |
| Slow to adapt to a new formation the visitors toiled in the early stages, but their defence was solid with Simon Burnett unbreachable in goal. |
