Sentence examples for be overcome through the from inspiring English sources

The work-site is an appropriate setting to initiate health promotion (HP) intervention programs where social and cultural disparities can often be overcome through the shared interest of well-being [ 2].

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.

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".

The pontiff, speaking to journalists on his flight, said the condition was "a tragedy that cannot be overcome by money alone, that cannot be overcome through the distribution of condoms, which even aggravates the problems".

Because Gnosticism was overcome through the efforts of the early Church Fathers, among them Clement of Alexandria and Irenaeus, Gnostic writings were largely obliterated.

In ancient Rome, where every family needed a male heir, the lack of one was overcome through the legal fiction of adoption.

Religion opens up the space for 'transcendent syntheses', in which this tension is overcome through the pursuit of goods of eternity.

Many such hurdles have been overcome through the use of glycosylated analogues which are difficult to obtain from the parent compound (Lomino et al. [2013]).

Increasingly, this limitation is being overcome through the use of spatially contiguous estimates of the terrestrial water-balance, which can also assist in estimating runoff and streamflow at large-spatial scales.