Sentence examples for has to surmount from inspiring English sources
The soliloquies are among the first hurdles any actor playing Hamlet has to surmount.
The lower the cost of borrowing, the lower the hurdle a project's rate of return has to surmount.
Hanks does a lot with Bradlee — more than you'd expect, given the twin obstacles that he has to surmount.
Unlike most other forms of performance, stand-up comedy begins as a mortifying social situation that the comedian has to surmount through consensual laughter.
Given the horrific structural hurdles health care has to surmount (which I go on about at length in this week's Comment), this President needs all the help he can get.
This at least offers the chance that, as president, Mr McCain would be able to make bipartisan deals with a Congress that looks certain to be heavily Democratic.But if he is to do the astonishing and win, against the odds and despite the fact that Democratic voters are more fired up than the disconsolate Republicans, Mr McCain still has to surmount some sizeable obstacles.
Third, plaintiff lawyers will have to surmount several obstacles before they can bring a case.
For this sleight of hand to work, conservatives had to surmount an enormous cognitive barrier.
Critics, however, asserted that the counseling was yet another hurdle borrowers had to surmount.
To earn that love, at least from investors, Mr. Page will have to surmount several challenges in the next year.
