Sentence examples for can be surpassed from inspiring English sources

Obviously these conflicts can be surpassed by some people, but short stories tend to shun the well-adjusted.

In these limits, the model predicts both reaction-limited and diffusion-limited currents, which can be surpassed for finite positive values of the compact layer, diffuse layer and membrane thickness.

REMEMBER the old song that goes, "I love you, darling, don't you know?/As sure as winter brings the snow,/ As Windows ne'er can be surpassed,/ And each year's chips outpace the last?" Neither do I.

"His primary characters are clearly South African, but they are defined almost by the way they try to ignore the extraordinary circumstances of their life and act as if any crisis can be surpassed, which I think is a tendency in many cultures, including our own.

However, several lines of evidence suggest that this $10 000 ceiling can be surpassed.

These deficiencies can be surpassed by increase of mineral nutrients in food through supplementation, food fortification or plant breeding [3,4].

The latter process is very fast and can only be surpassed by a large iodide concentration.

The poetical translations from Arabic, Persian, and Sanskrit made by the German poet Friedrich Rückert can scarcely be surpassed, either in accuracy or in poetical mastery.

There are vast areas in which my peaceful indifference to what Amazon is and does can only be surpassed by Amazon's presumably equally placid indifference to what I say and do.

The parent-child dynamic can not be surpassed in any storytelling, even when the story is not about that.

Shackleton's fellow-explorers expressed their admiration; Roald Amundsen wrote, in a letter to RGS Secretary John Scott Keltie, that "the English nation has by this deed of Shackleton's won a victory that can never be surpassed".