Sentence examples for be overcome through from inspiring English sources

They could not be overcome through charm, intimidation or lucky breaks.

That can be overcome through cash settlements in the event of default.

In other cases, the danger represented by the taboo can be overcome through ritual.

He showed that the democratic system works, that injustices could be overcome through the passage of laws.

Mr. Rana believes even those obstacles can be overcome through the use of cheaper A.T.M.s and biometric technology.

Perhaps they'll teach children today that even the greatest difficulties can be overcome through determination, optimism and familial love.

There was nothing much macho about it and little that could not be overcome through the application of those two very English qualities of patience and perseverance.

In 2009, Pope Benedict XVI, Francis's predecessor, said Aids was a tragedy "that cannot be overcome through the distribution of condoms, which even aggravates the problems".

There is a real challenge in Manchester, as there is across England, but it cannot be overcome through concerned groups working in isolation.

At the same time, he has suggested that a sexual fixation on adolescents can be overcome through intense therapy and "rigorous" supervision and followup.

The existence of do-it-yourself columns in women's magazines hinted that the dysfunctional socialist consumer reality could be overcome through self-provision.