Sentence examples for conquer in order from inspiring English sources

A wild salmon's DNA has been moulded to fit the challenges of the river it must conquer in order to spawn.

Poverty is the Everest-sized challenge millions of Nepalis must conquer in order to fully recover from this disaster.

In the video clip above, Maddow reveals the obstacle course thousands of Boone residents will now have to conquer in order to vote.

It is a critical disease for countries to conquer in order to reach Millennium Development Goal 4: reducing the child mortality rate by two thirds from 1990 to 2015 (3 ).

Some psi-vampires are very similar to persons with narcissistic personality disorders, particularly those who seek to manipulate and divide and conquer in order to get what they want out of life.

Bells have also been treasured as patriotic symbols and war trophies, and invaders quickly silenced those of the conquered in order to eliminate the most vivid symbol of resistance.

Yet for the last three centuries, he argues, many politicians have mistakenly seen "the unconscious as [full of] primitive vestiges that need to be conquered in order to make wise decisions", and have instead concentrated on "the surface level" of human preoccupations, such as "wealth, prestige, worldly accomplishments".

The operation was a limited operation in which Luxembourg and the Low Countries were to be conquered in order to provide a base for further operations against France at a later date and amounted to a less ambitious re-run of the infamous Schlieffen Plan which failed during the First World War in 1914.

Within two years Bakhtiyār embarked on a campaign to conquer Tibet in order to plunder the treasure of its Buddhist monasteries, and in 1206 he attacked Kamarupa (Assam) to gain control of Bengal's traditional trade route leading to Southeast Asian gold and silver mines.

Whatever your fear is, it is possible for you to find a way to approach that fear and conquer it in order to add excitement to life.

The reason for its historical stature, of course, is its strategic position between East and West: the land an army must invade, conquer, and occupy in order to seize a grander prize somewhere else.