Sentence examples for act to overcome from inspiring English sources
Yet almost no one seems to care enough to think through how society and our political leaders should act to overcome them.
If the current administration, with its pandering to Mexico, the Hispanic lobby and the illegal immigrant industry, will not enforce our laws and protect our borders, then citizen volunteers must act to overcome federal inertia.
"Clearly, we live at a time when not only has our economic growth been seriously hampered, but also more and more questions are raised about how our governments should act to overcome such obstacles," the organization's secretary general, César Gaviria, told the delegates.
Physical delivery methods act to overcome the extracellular barriers to gene delivery and/or to temporarily disrupt the membrane of target cells, allowing DNA entry.
WHO recommends artemisinine combination based therapy (ACT) to overcome P. falciparum drug resistance, but reports of declining ACT efficacy have been published.
The observed overexpression demonstrated here may act to overcome this limitation, and may limit the antagonistic relationship between c-MYC and the MAD proteins that are evidently coexpressed.
Thus, it is possible that AC2 acts as an effector that is recognized by the plant, activating the innate immune response, and then acts to overcome RNA silencing.
Although we do not yet know specifically how A51R promotes virus protein stability, it is possible that A51R-dependent sequestration of Ub (or removal of Ub from viral proteins) acts to overcome a Ub-dependent mechanism that either activates host antiviral protein effectors or directly targets nascent viral proteins for destruction.
BEHIND THE NEWS The president used the occasion to summon Americans to a "national mission" to reduce reliance on oil and develop alternative energy, calling on Congress to act quickly to overcome "a lack of political courage and candor".
WASHINGTON — President Obama summoned Americans on Tuesday to a "national mission" to move away from reliance on oil and develop alternative sources of energy, casting the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico as an imperative for Congress to act quickly to overcome "a lack of political courage and candor".
We recognize that we have to act forcefully to overcome the legacy of the recent, severe global economic crisis and to help people cope with the consequences of this crisis.
