Sentence examples for has never overcome from inspiring English sources

An idea that has been kicking around for ages, it has never overcome the hurdle of needing a two-thirds approval vote in both houses of Congress.

The unofficial winner Gunning for Trident Cheap at the price Wiring Arcadia The mother of invention Get it, or it will get you Correction: Hastings ReprintsBy contrast, Britain's liberal left has never overcome its distaste for the deterrent.

Over that same stretch, Japan, which was disarmed by the United States in 1945 and remains pacifist, has never overcome its ambivalence about American missile shields, despite its longstanding alliance with Washington.

And her son, despite 35 years living out of the closet and all the evidence put before him, has never overcome the message of his childhood: gay isn't good enough.

Helie Franklin from Wiltshire hated swimming as a child, and despite being a keen sportswoman, has never overcome her fear of the water.

D-Company emerged victorious after an intense period of blood-letting, but Ibrahim was forced to flee his beloved Bombay, and by all accounts he has never overcome his melancholy at leaving.

If the World Series champion Marlins had not decided to decimate their team, the Mets might have never overcome the plan to win with youngsters.

The major capitals -- Moscow, Beijing, Tokyo and Seoul -- have never overcome the centuries of distrust, competition for dominance and open conflict that sucked the United States into three Asian wars in the 20th century.

His autobiography has been cemented with him having never overcome his addiction.

For example, in Turkey, a secular, democratic Muslim country, violence could have never flourished and could have never overcome the love and understanding people had for each other.

But Hillary has never quite overcome her guardedness toward the political press.