Sentence examples for including overcoming from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors would face several hurdles if they decided to file new charges against Hinckley, including overcoming possible challenges to the medical examiner's ruling.

Abe invested considerable political capital in pushing for TPP, which was signed in 2015 but has yet to be ratified, including overcoming strong opposition from Japan's influential farming lobby.

Robert H. Phillips, a psychologist, ticked off some of his more than 20 books on coping including, "Overcoming Your Panic: A Strategy Guidebook," "Coping with Diabetes" and "Coping with Breast Cancer".

If the House and the Senate passed resolutions disapproving of the Iran deal, including overcoming a possible presidential veto, then Obama would be forced to leave in place those congressionally mandated sanctions.

Subsoil tillage to a depth of 30 cm had multiple effects, including overcoming a natural or tillage-induced dense layer or pan and increasing volumetric soil water content and crop N uptake, especially in the 2001 cropping year with low early season precipitation.

They were and are successful for many reasons including overcoming the aforementioned disadvantages regarding no face-to-face engagement.

Typical hurdles include "overcoming the problem of stakeholder buy-in"—from customers, suppliers, alliance partners, and others and preparing for rapid responses when the unexpected occurs.

Major challenges for the clinical translation of small interfering RNA (siRNA) include overcoming the poor plasma half-life, site-specific delivery and modulation of gene silencing.

Examples include overcoming the static post-hoc documentation support provided by Javadoc, and normalising Furnas's 'degree of interest' fisheye visualisation formula to avoid excessive suppression of program segments.

Key challenges for the coming years include overcoming supply intermittency, navigating economic realities and ensuring a secure and consistent energy supply.

Other philosophers have argued that forgiveness includes overcoming all negative feelings caused by and directed towards a perceived wrongdoer, including feelings of disappointment and sadness (Richards, 1988; Narayan, 1997).