Sentence examples for have been surmounted from inspiring English sources

Still, as of this week, the challenges seemed to have been surmounted (fingers still crossed).

They may have been surmounted by a wooden palisade but no excavation has provided proof of this.

Once any language barriers have been surmounted, small businesses should also ensure that there are numerous ways to get in touch.

In compensation for this agreed takeover, the Chrysler shareholders were paid a 28% premium over the then market price (even though managers maintained the "merger" fiction resolutely thereafter).In time, these inevitable barriers to integration might have been surmounted smoothly.

In 1967, she wrote: "In my opinion in the year 2001 so many physical problems will have been surmounted that a woman's beauty will be a dream that will be completely obtainable... the various feminine rhythms... will have been removed... the future holds a golden world".

Now that those potential physical limits have been surmounted, the researchers acknowledged they are in a realm where the switches are so small that arcane physical effects such as the quantum behavior of electrons become a factor, making chip-building as much an art as a science.

But it's impossible to deny that another barrier has been surmounted.

Just as one obstacle to confidence and self-sufficiency had been surmounted, along came a new one to isolate and frustrate him.

The architects of the hastily constructed fiscal treaty hope to commit these countries – and Ireland, once its quaint attachment to democratic ritual has been surmounted – to legal restrictions on already negligible political control over the economy.

But they are aware that they are in the vanguard of a movement they hope will eventually bury a taboo that so far has been surmounted only here and in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Two compositions are still to be found at the site of Champmol: the figures on the central pillar that divided the portal of the chapel show the duke and duchess presented by their patron saints John the Baptist and Catherine to the Virgin and Child; the "Well of Moses" in the cloister consists of the remains of a wellhead that had been surmounted by a group showing the Calvary of Christ.