Sentence examples for good to overcome from inspiring English sources

Being a bin operative may have compensations, but they would have to be pretty good to overcome rain, cold and evil dogs.

They were partially successful and proved that 21st Century science and medicine had the goods to overcome most types of deaths from aging.

Or rather because she is not a Republican: "Mr Shays has been a good congressman, but not good enough to overcome the fact that his re-election would help empower a party that is long overdue for a shakeup".

I'll end this post by advising potential readers to look past the packaging: "The Good Book" is, in the end, good enough to overcome its own missteps.

"Young people and their parents will be given good support to overcome any barriers to learning and make good choices... Increasing the number of young people in education and training is an economic and social imperative".

A syndicate of investors led by an expert lead investor might provide a good solution to overcome the limitation of pure crowds (Deschler 2013).

But, as their coach, Tony Smith, said, you have to be good enough to overcome those setbacks.

"You've got to be good enough to overcome bad calls," he said.

Or if the food is good enough to overcome the negatives, you pay to eat anyway.

When you make a mistake, you hope your team is good enough to overcome it.

The only good way to overcome this problem is to pass and enforce laws that strictly regulate the companies' gifts.