Sentence examples for less overcome from inspiring English sources

One old lot of watchdogs' worries, about Deutsche Börse's and Euronext's vertically integrated structures, has already been more or less overcome.

-- to be named, much less overcome.

Though Jesse and I -- on those so very rare occasions when we meet -- are more or less overcome, for the duration of our time together, and all but speechless, remembering our mutual losses, we also comprise, for one another, unique reservoirs of memory.

He has more or less successfully overcome a slight stammer.

Europe needs more competition, not less, to overcome its crisis.

The results show that the annealable color center of sPS irradiated in vacuum required to overcome less energy barrier to annihilate than that in air, but the permanent color centers in the former is less than those in the latter after annealing.

In remaking it for film, there was less staginess to overcome.

That means less inertia to overcome when given a mighty shove.

Uneducated girls and women are less likely to overcome social barriers to contraceptive use, such as domineering paternalistic cultures or religious prohibition.

Starting the day with a two-stroke lead over Jerry Kelly, who plummeted to 11th, García did not take needless chances, hitting solid drives and iron shots -- enough to overcome less than stellar putting.

But Jagielka the ambitious defender who wants to play regularly for England knows it is one less obstacle to overcome in his desire to achieve that goal ahead of tomorrow's World Cup qualifier in Poland.