Sentence examples for a point of overcoming from inspiring English sources

The argument would be that a person who is suffering from a harmful or a dangerous kind of love should first make a point of overcoming her feelings using what one might call "traditional" or non-biomedical methods.

They've done all sorts of interesting things since then, like they can activate a happy memory and a mouse will feel better, even to the point of overcoming clinically-relevant poor mood.

By early 1809, however, with most of the Grand Army thrown into Spain, Napoleon seemed on the point of overcoming the revolt.

"Carp were introduced to American waters in the 1880s and proliferated to the point of overcoming native fish and fauna," Ms. Kamps said.

DataPall is a dual-use EMR that may be used as an administrative database (patient registry) and as a point-of-care records system meant to overcome the challenges that paper registers pose to medical recordkeeping and program evaluation.

Overcoming friction is really a question of overcoming this barrier.

The findings point to ways of overcoming the temptations of the food aisles and throw fresh light on the rise of obesity over the past 30 years.

The study will enable the identification of gaps between policies and practice, and point to strategies of overcoming these gaps.

In that respect, such proteins are desirable to be measured at the point of care, overcoming the shortcomings of current instrumentation.

Inspired by Brad Barritt, Saracens looked capable of overcoming an 11-point deficit and the departure to the sin-bin of Irish's scrum-half, Paul Hodgson, for the same offence as Goode, looked likely to help them.

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