Sentence examples for expected to overcome from inspiring English sources
The resolution was not expected to overcome objections from Russia.
They do, however, remain extremely beatable, in several cases when faced by opposition they might be expected to overcome with a minimum of fuss.
Boehner, who is expected to overcome any challenge to his leadership, will begin the 144th US Congress with the largest majority of any Republican speaker since at least the 1940s.
But Mr. Gore and his aides have argued that the vice president's roots in Carthage, Tenn., and his 24-year political career in the state cannot be expected to overcome its recent political domination by Republicans.
Mr. Yassky said the city expected to overcome any suit against its app program, and to weather the all-borough taxi challenge in time to roll out the new "apple green" livery cabs before the administration's time was up.
The latest statewide poll, by The Las Vegas Review-Journal, the state's largest newspaper, shows that Mr. Ensign's lead has grown to 17 percentage points, 54 percent to 37percentt, a difference that Mr. Bernstein is not expected to overcome in the final days of the campaign.
But if we can't educate future generations about the realities and possibilities of sexuality and gender diversity, how can we ever expect to overcome prejudice and discrimination?
The official added: "The United States works, exactly as the American people expect, to overcome threats to their security, and this individual -- through his own actions -- has become one.
McNamara, now the England coach, appeared a man under pressure on the eve of the tournament in Cardiff on Friday, but would expect to overcome Fiji and Ireland in Group A even if the first result is disappointing.
Even without Arteta, Ramsey and, possibly, Wilshere, Arsenal will expect to overcome Galatasaray; certainly they cannot afford to lose after their limp 2-0 defeat by Borussia Dortmund in the opening match of Group D. The weekend visit to Chelsea offers a far greater test, however, not to mention the reopening of relatively fresh wounds.
