Sentence examples for consistently overcome from inspiring English sources

While the concept of a world filled with autonomous workers is relatively new to us, digital disruption obviously isn't, and we've consistently overcome technological unemployment in the past.

The students' role, while important, should not focus on being change agents of systemic inequality (that should be left to the adults), but rather beacons of light who consistently overcome systemic inequality.

Adam Lallana has accepted he has to become more of an attacking threat for Liverpool and feels he is finally ready to deliver consistently, having overcome injury and scored an eye-catching goal for his team in their 1-1 Europa League draw with Bordeaux on Thursday.

For xenotransplantations to become a clinical reality, three barriers must consistently be overcome: immunological and physiological obstacles and the risk of xenozoonosis.

Race-specific resistance to late blight introgressed from S. demissum has consistently been overcome by new strains of the pathogen.

And Joel Sorensen delivered the part of the sleazy marriage broker, Goro, with stentorian tone, the one singer consistently able to overcome the acoustical dead spots.

Its cars have consistently failed to overcome the twin burdens of a strong pound, which made Rover's exports too expensive for foreign buyers while permitting its European rivals to import their cars into Britain more cheaply.

The perception of Twitter as the site where people shared what they had for lunch, bolstered by that focus on the "doing" question, was something the site consistently struggled to overcome in its bid for user growth.

The AEI was consistently unable to overcome the Communist minority in parliament, and a September 2010 referendum that would have amended the constitution to allow popular direct election of the president failed when turnout fell short of the required one-third of the electorate.

Nevertheless for the type of sudden artifacts common to dichoptic multi-focal pupillography (see [ 15, 16]) where minute pupil contraction and dilation, in response to multi-focal stimuli are of main interest, these approaches carry intrinsic instabilities and some of these artifacts are hard to overcome consistently and in real time.

We show in this paper an approach for joint pupil boundary detection and fit that achieves reliable tracking results under adverse recording conditions, overcoming consistently these prevalent artifacts.