Sentence examples for To overcome for from inspiring English sources

Basically, it was too much for a horse to overcome for a second start".

No obstacles were ever too high for her to overcome for her family.

He adds that there are quite a number of hurdles to overcome for Hunt's plan to come together.

Jenkins accepts there will be perception issues to overcome for what will be a premium-priced product.

Again, however, Johannesburg's divisions are difficult to overcome: for many locals, even the subsidised rent is too high.

Even that gap seemed too much to overcome for the Power given their inept first-half display.

We had many obstacles to overcome for this project most of them being limitations in supplies and tools.

Despite all their beneficial properties, there are still several challenges to overcome for clinical translation.

Indeed, says Savinell, Hammond has solved a problem that chemists have been trying to overcome for years.

A successful pro bono program needs to be client-centered and not just another hurdle to overcome for bar admission.

The Longhorns' brand-name power will probably be too difficult to overcome for teams like T.C.U. and Cincinnati, which lack the Longhorns' pedigree.