Sentence examples for make to overcome from inspiring English sources

This was the true failure of bipartisanship both sides failed to understand the serious behavior modifications and political sacrifices everyone would have to make to overcome old, hyper-partisan habits that have become deeply entrenched over the past two decades.

Some aides blame the effort he and his supporters made to overcome stiff resistance from President Sirisena just to get onto the ballot paper.

Large-scale streamlining and restructuring are being undertaken by these banks, and the authorities fully back the efforts they are making to overcome their present difficulties.

"There is a big effort being made to overcome it, and I believe a compromise will be reached," Mr. Herzog said.

At category-C prison HMP Ranby in Nottinghamshire, genuine efforts are being made to overcome some of the obstacles distance learners routinely face.

At the end of his report on school segregation, he mentioned some of the efforts his group was making to overcome other forms of racial discrimination.

"In a developing economy corruption cannot be wished away but every effort has to be made to overcome these tendencies which give rise to corruption," Singh told the crowd.

PREVIOUS briefs in this series have looked at the imperfections in democracy as it is currently practised in the rich countries, and at some of the efforts that different countries are making to overcome them.

In the 20th century, determined efforts on the part of several Christian communions were made to overcome the doctrinal differences between them with the aim of restoring ecclesiastical unity (ecumenism).

Some attempts have been made to overcome this issue.

Significant efforts have been made to overcome these two drawbacks.