Sentence examples for To be overcoming from inspiring English sources

Gradually this Yankee team seems to be overcoming its manifest frailties.

"The difficulty with this case from start to end," Mr. Ricco said, "is going to be overcoming the public's perception and disgust with Al Qaeda".

Sales of nouveau shelters are on the wane, and having now stashed away drinking water and duct tape, Americans appear to be overcoming their jitters and, lured by bargain fares, are beginning to fly again.

The biggest problem is likely to be overcoming the prejudices of hiring managers, who often have little information about the real predictors of job performance and so rely on these false assumptions that unemployed candidates probably aren't good performers.

The largest challenges appear to be overcoming the cellular immune responses to the AAV capsid; preexisting AAV neutralizing antibodies, which immediately exclude approximately 50% of the target population; and the ability to scale-up vector manufacturing for widespread applicability.

A tougher test awaits Carlsen when the elite Tata Steel Wijk tournament starts on 15 January but, with victories in London and Qatar under his belt, he looks to be overcoming the erratic form which dogged him for much of 2015.

"These discrepancies have to be overcome".

Plus, cultural biases had to be overcome.

It's a challenge to be overcome.

This problem is unlikely to be overcome.

"Those experiences have to be overcome".