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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are not overcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has not been defeated or surpassed, often in a context of challenges or difficulties.
Example: "Despite the numerous obstacles they faced, their spirit and determination are not overcome."
Alternatives: "have not been defeated" or "remain unchallenged."
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Yet many of Fermilab's boffins are not overcome with grief.
Evil forces, in Harburg's world, are not overcome with revolutionary doctrine; rather, they lose their power because they are seen as less open to human complexity.
"This was a monstrous blow, but we must keep the memory alive, to always have Pasha's face in front of us and his hand in our hands so that we are not overcome by fear and [do] not betray ourselves".
They merely ensure that the courts in the participating countries will apply the same law to an international sales contract; the divergences between the different sales laws are not overcome.
Furthermore, the limitations found are not overcome by the recommendations for their application.
However, this potential will not be realized if the major barriers to adoption – which are political rather than technical – are not overcome.
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This perhaps explains why the evidence to date suggests that civic integration policies are not overcoming exclusionary forms of solidarity (Goodman & Wright 2015; Gundelach & Traunmüller, 2014).
The subtext of what they say to me is: "I am not going to let you 'overcome' because you are not overcoming in the way I want you to".
Reaching the marker, though, he was not overcome with elation.
I believe these challenges were underestimated and, indeed, were not overcome post-Trigano.
She represents the values of a contemporary woman: she is free, independent, and is not overcome by anything".
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