Sentence examples for conquered many from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century, vaccines conquered many of the deadliest diseases of childhood.

Over the past millennium they have been conquered many times, but never allowed themselves to be truly governed.

Although conversion to Islām was not demanded of the conquered, many Christians and a few Jews voluntarily converted to secure full status in the new empire.

The song has already conquered many Southern radio stations; New York listeners can either wait for the invasion or get proactive with a mixtape.

The wrinkles on his dark forehead and the moistness of his soft, squinted eyes gave him the appearance of a sage, one who had lived through and conquered many adversities in his life.

The critic David Richards wrote in The New York Times that Mr. Maggio understood the central character "intuitively, having journeyed over similar landscapes and conquered many of the same paralyzing fears".

Instead, "December" posits the old-fashioned thesis that family love can conquer many ills.

However, new technologies were needed to conquer many pathogens which could not be eliminated using these traditional technologies.

As pediatricians began to conquer many of the contagious scourges of childhood, they evolved into family counselors.

McDonald's hopes to conquer many more hearts and palates in Latin America, where the company has 72 restaurants.

The Roman army succeeded in conquering many territories covering the entire Mediterranean region and coastal regions in southwestern Europe and north Africa.