Sentence examples for have overcome much from inspiring English sources

With the unveiling of the Apple music service in April, the major record firms have overcome much of their fear of cannibalizing compact disc sales with cheaper, easily copied digital downloads.

Bournemouth have overcome much adversity in the past few years - battling administration, points deductions and transfer embargoes while losing highly rated players - and a manager - to higher division clubs.

We have overcome much that many thought insurmountable through an adherence to those practices.

After a period of treatment the doctor told her she had overcome much of her self involvement and was ready to be more giving.

Starting from her childhood, she has overcome much adversity; it will be refreshing to have someone who brings that perspective to the court.

When he woke up this morning, he said his knee looked irritated and red, but he has overcome much higher hurdles than that in his career, which has seen him rise to fame from an impoverished background.

Despite the Romney campaign's optimism that he has overcome much of the suspicion among evangelicals based on his faith and some of his former views on issues like abortion, those positions are likely to get a new focus as he comes to South Carolina with the nomination in sight.

There were others--Jasmina, Olja, and the only Serb, Ozren--all of whom have overcome so much, and whose struiggles could be alleviated to some degree by a grant of asylum.

Marc J. Spears at Yahoo says "the Warriors have overcome long odds much of the season," but Monte Poole at The Oakland Tribune thinks that the Warriors' "most important players are wearing down, and it shows.

We are all right now remembering that we are a mighty people that have overcome and moved much bigger mountains than what we're facing today in our fight for racial and social justice.

So many other people have had to overcome much worse things than an extended flu".