Sentence examples for go overcoming from inspiring English sources

Instead she details launching Go, overcoming debts, facing opposition from rivals, steering the company through airline disasters and disruptions, leading a management buyout from BA and getting the airline through the aftermath of 11 September before the eventual takeover by EasyJet.

"Make one mistake, and you have to go overcome it.

The authors of the paper said they had tried to account for some of the promised innovation, and they argued that the question was how far innovators could go in overcoming the power limits.

The municipal council voted in July to go ahead, overcoming a raft of legal objections from the far right, which said the Muslim builders got public land (an old abattoir) too cheaply.

"Since men are generally stronger than women, how does a woman go about overcoming male attackers?

German Chancellor Angela Merkel herself warned 2012 would be harder than 2011 and Europe still had a long way to go in overcoming the crisis.

South Africa has a long way to go to overcome the years of denialism.

"With everything I've gone through, overcoming all these obstacles has really helped me grow as a person," he said.

It also signaled that the two sides will have a long way to go to overcome the trust deficit that the Bin Laden operation has now compounded, and that the risk of a rupture in relations was real.

Jane Thomas, Friends of the Earth senior campaigner, said: "This latest government move highlights the depth of local opposition to fracking and the desperate lengths ministers are prepared to go to overcome it.

When it comes to stylishness, Lands Endd has a way to go to overcome the fusty image long cemented by its lackluster approach to preppy basics like madras camp shirts, khaki shorts and monogrammed canvas totes.