Sentence examples for able to conquer one from inspiring English sources

The experiment is one of several at laboratories around the world that researchers say provide increased evidence that, with still much more research to come, they will be able to conquer one of the oldest problems in medicine: treating people permanently paralyzed as a result of severed, crushed or diseased spinal cords.

Elaine Sciolino on Seduction, and France It is not enough to conquer; one must also know how to seduce.

And no-one was able to conquer the conditions to beat Snedeker's clubhouse lead as he collected his eighth USPGA tour title.

The hope is that, through lasers and rats, humans might one day be able to conquer our natural cycles of addiction.

Sometimes in life it feels as if there are overwhelming odds to overcome, and that despite the most valiant of efforts one will never be able to conquer these challenges.

When I realized this, I was finally able to conquer online overwhelm by simply focusing on my own story.

But Gonzalez confronted another, darker challenge, one he may not be able to conquer with plain resolve.

Martie Maguire's fiddle and Emily Robison's banjo put a bluegrass streak into the band's arrangements, one reason they have been able to conquer the country mainstream without succumbing to its formulas.

Graciously, she took my grandmother under her wing, and I am not sure all of what she taught her, but I do know the one thing that Peggy Ryan was able to conquer was her recipe for spaghetti sauce.

One notable racer who has not been able to conquer his jumping fear is Antoine Deneriaz of France, who won the Olympic downhill in 2006.

It goes on to say that, because of Stern, Sirius was able to "conquer" its chief competitor, XM.