Sentence examples for has finally overcome from inspiring English sources

It is surely positive news that the Justice Department has finally overcome its caution about issuing criminal charges against big banks that flout the laws.

The neighborhood has finally overcome a reputation for intolerance and violence that had plagued it since the 1991 riots between blacks and Hasidic Jews.

Liu, a former Olympic and world gold medallist, has finally overcome the injury problems that have plagued him since the Beijing Olympics in 2008.

Iran has finally overcome one of the big predicaments with the international community in terms of human rights, though in the Islamic Republic's style.

And the emerging discussions over gun control and mental health services are laudable -- in fact, it's refreshing to see that the issue has finally overcome the barrier to entry for this recurring unnatural disaster to be understood in sociopolitical terms.

Step by step, dialogue with communities and influential leaders can help relegate polio to its rightful place, next to smallpox, on the list of diseases that were once devastating – but that humankind has finally overcome.

This is not surprising, considering the band have finally overcome internal struggles within the band after a number of line-up changes.

"I'm very happy to be here and very happy to have worked here," he said, his voice showing the fatigue and the emotions that seemed to have finally overcome him.

So, for instance, when Nadiya Hussain won The Great British Bake Off, the country rushed to congratulate her and all involved, because this suggested we had finally overcome our long struggles with racial integration.

Even once he had finally overcome all the legislative hurdles and made his debut for the Azzurri, Balotelli was informed more than once by hostile crowds that "there are no black Italians".

That was the last of only four substitute appearances but having finally overcome groin and hamstring injuries, Owen feels he is ready to get his place back in the squad to face the club he supported as a boy.