Sentence examples for it would overcome from inspiring English sources
I wondered aloud whether this play for an Ultimate Platform could be both the start and the end of something, and privately hoped that it would overcome some of its initial confusion and become interesting.
Above all, supporters of the deal, like Rada Trajkovic, a Serbian doctor who is one of a small number of Serbs in the Kosovo Parliament, said she hoped it would overcome the ethnic divide.
In the wake of the debate around "English votes for English laws" following the Scottish independence referendum, Ukip has said it would "overcome the unfairness of MPs from devolved nations voting on English laws", without specifying how.
Then, as now, we as a nation were desperate to reaffirm what our republic was meant to be, how it wanted to survive, how it would overcome barbarous aggression, as well as the country's failures and divisions.
Such outlays deter cash-strapped drug makers, especially those requiring only small quantities of a protein to complete a series of clinical trials and win regulatory approval.If manufacturing biopharmaceuticals in animals could be made more efficient, it would overcome the logjam that has been holding a flood of new therapeutic compounds back.
Worst of all, the plan did not explain how or even whether it would overcome not-in-my-backyard resistance and compel cooperation by municipalities that have used exclusionary zoning laws and other devices for years to keep out lower-income people and minorities.
Did she ever think the darkness would swallow her? "No, I knew I would overcome it".
I believed I would overcome even the deadliest of strains.
I thought that once I saw it up close, I'd overcome that fear and want to do it.
But despite all this all the delusion and bullshit—I did always think I'd overcome it.
But if the Occupy movement had a singular success in the early days of the 21C it was to capture the absurdity of the imbalance of global economic powers within a slogan that made it inevitable that we would overcome it: what is We Are the 99%, if not a simple wake up call to the numerical inevitability of change?
