Sentence examples for it cannot be overcome from inspiring English sources

Social Security does have a fundamental flaw, they say, but it cannot be overcome by privatizing the system.

No disease has a stigma so severe that it cannot be overcome by compensation, said Mr. Greenberg of Celebrity Connection.

(Hayekians object to this, arguing that, because the crisis was caused by excessive credit, it cannot be overcome with more).

"I believe there is no challenge so great or so difficult that it cannot be overcome by America, Britain and the world working together," he added.

"Pro-choice is the heart of his problem with Republicans, just as it always was, and it cannot be overcome," Mr. Sabato said.

There is a real challenge in Manchester, as there is across England, but it cannot be overcome through concerned groups working in isolation.

Said finds these works representative of late style, though his description is more suggestive of a sense of belatedness: an artist believes that the tradition has been exhausted; its weight cannot be overcome, so it is struggled against, without hope of resolution.

Without it, global poverty cannot be overcome.

Philosophers remain divided on this issue, but it is safe to say that if the problem of epistemic access cannot be overcome, it in turn undermines identificationist attempts to use properties to explain arithmetic truth.

The basic characteristic of being-for-itself is bad faith (mauvaise foi), which cannot be overcome, because facticity (being-already) and transcendence (being-able-to-be) cannot be combined.

A constitutional right, he said, cannot be overcome because it may have negative consequences.