Sentence examples for be done to overcome from inspiring English sources

And in the areas of inactivity, what can be done to overcome barriers.

More must be done to overcome a dearth of seeds and fertilizers, she said.

But both he and Gandhi conceded much more needed to be done to overcome still endemic poverty for tens of millions of Indians, reform the business environment and help revive an economy running at a decade low of 4.7% growth.

Who is to blame for the menacing deadlock and what can be done to overcome it?The view in conservative circles, especially in the United States, is that what happened was not a coup at all, but a constitutional succession.

In the document's foreword, Mr Brown recalls his personal struggle after losing the sight in one eye in a teenage rugby accident, and signals that he will not bow to his critics: "My own response to the great challenges in my own life has been to confront them, resolute in the belief that there would always be something that could be done to overcome them.

So what can be done to overcome these problems?

It's essential that more is done to overcome the inherent barriers to achieving prosecutions.

"Rebalancing the age profile of the magistracy is unlikely to happen unless more is done to overcome the barriers facing employed magistrates," the report notes.

However, tinkering with T-cell function is only a small part of what is being done to overcome the body's often-cursed refusal to be medicated.

"That's for two reasons, firstly because schools are too divided in their intake and not enough is being done to overcome that.

As Terry Tennens, chief executive of the International Justice Mission argues: "Films like '12 Years a Slave' can initiate a deeper conversation about the reality of injustice in this world, including modern-day slavery, and what can – and is – being done to overcome and prevent such abuse".