Sentence examples for after surmounting from inspiring English sources

After surmounting that mess, I tackled the cracking problem.

After surmounting many obstacles, Ms. Solis, a former four-term congresswoman, has become the first Hispanic woman to serve as a cabinet member.

After surmounting multiple obstacles over many years, Oksman's monograph proving the letter's authenticity (and sharpening its meaning) was published in the Soviet Union: a small victory, but a heroic one.But the lingering impression of Mr Etkind's book is absence.

After surmounting months of Republican opposition to approve the small-business measure and send it to the House, Democrats — over sharp Republican objections — set up a floor showdown for next week over a Pentagon policy bill that also touches on the politically charged issues of immigration and gay men, lesbians and bisexuals in the military.

After surmounting a series of obstacles, attorneys managed to consolidate these numerous cases into a single manageable case.

Madison wanted the work of the founding generation to last; alterations should occur only after surmounting a formal process that would impose serious obstacles to ill-considered measures based on people's passions or their interests.

"A singular disadvantage of the sea," Stephen Crane wrote in his 1897 story "The Open Boat," based on his experiences on a lifeboat off the coast of Florida, "lies in the fact that after successfully surmounting one wave you discover that there is another behind it just as important".

Martin hopes that, after he surmounts the particularly thorny problems of "A Dance with Dragons," the final two books will come much faster.

In 1979, he won Japanese citizenship after he surmounted major hurdles, including a 50-page essay in Japanese for immigration authorities, who also inspected his house to verify that he was living in a traditional Japanese way.

Only if a compound is absorbed, meaning that it had passed the thin cell wall and the plasma membrane of BY-2 cells it can exert some effect in the cytoplasm (i.e., protein geranylgeranylation), or beyond after having surmounted the barrier of the double membrane that makes up the plastidial envelope to target the MEP pathway.

In interviews, videos, regulatory filings and her writings, Orman repeats a personal story about surmounting adversity shortly after she started her own firm in 1987.