Sentence examples for built to overcome a from inspiring English sources

A new generation of council houses should be built to overcome a "big shortage", the shadow housing minister, Emma Reynolds, has said.

It was founded in 1821 and grew around the series of five double locks (1847) of the Erie Canal built to overcome a difference of about 60 feet (18 metres) between the levels of Lake Erie and the Genesee River.

Several test rigs have been proposed and built to overcome this drawback by coupling an ultrasonic loading device with a classical uniaxial test bench and superposing the ultrasonic stress to a constant or slowly varying stress.

But if there's a proper theater -- as opposed to a club -- built to overcome that problem, I haven't sat in it.

It was built to overcome certain technical problems, particularly the difficulty of fitting a very tall skyscraper in a very narrow lot.

Here we describe the structure-guided, rational engineering of a plant-fungal hybrid peroxidase built to overcome the application barrier of these high-reduction potential peroxidases.

The additional potential risk of penetrating hydrocarbon zones in deep sedimentary sections also precluded riserless drilling; the Chikyu was built to overcome these difficulties and provide opportunities to expand scientific frontiers.

Relevant capacities need to be built to overcome the challenges faced by the various stakeholders.

The LED-based microscopes (CY and PiLED) on the other hand are structurally built to overcome the hard operational environment of RLS where continuous supply of electricity, sufficient equipment and trained personnel are a frequent challenge.

Part of modern-day Route 311 was originally the Philipstown Turnpike, a road built in 1815 to overcome a lack of transportation when the Hudson River froze during the winter months.

"We were trying to overcome a perception that had built up over years that we don't want you".