The enormous challenges emerging in this region can only be overcome by investment in the well-being of children – all children.
They have to truly want to be there because behavioural difficulties can only be overcome when children are engaged.
These threats can only be overcome if India can source political talent from the entire reach of its colossal population.
By contrast, many Dutch flood defences can only be overcome by a one-in-10,000-year event.
The citizens of the United States have begun to understand that pseudo-religion can only be overcome by true religion that is, by our Christian and Jewish heritage.
Marie Josée Ukeye, a therapist who counsels 22 raped women and 12 children in Kibilizi, says the children have behavioural problems that can only be overcome through years of group therapy.
They see this crisis not as a structural deficit of their own values, but as a temporary disruption that can only be overcome through obedience to the rational prescriptions of free-market economy.
The climate of hate, prejudice and intolerance that surrounds so many different minorities, L.G.B.T. people included, can only be overcome by open discussion and education about the issues, even when discussion or education is uncomfortable.
It is well known that the crisis directly threatens the survival of the EU, and that it can only be overcome by pooling more sovereignty into a form of political union.
His innate insecurity can only be overcome "by seeing his 'grandiose self' reflected in the attentions of others, or by attaching himself to those who radiate celebrity, power and charisma".
Such confounding can only be overcome by randomization.
