Sentence examples for must surmount from inspiring English sources
However, still looming is the snow-covered Tampe La, which we must surmount if we hope to leave the mountains.
But the deal must surmount regulatory impediments in Australia, including a 15% cap on foreign ownership of ASX.
Hershey, whose largest shareholder is a trust that oversees a school for underprivileged children, must surmount some high hurdles if it is to bid for Cadbury.
The transition state, or activated complex, is the fleeting molecular configuration that exists at the top of the energy barrier that the reactants must surmount to become the products.
The project -- which still must surmount substantial financial hurdles -- would remake the city's cultural landscape by creating a major downtown arts complex comparable to Lincoln Center and the National Theater in London.
But as affidavits filed in the federal court case by New York University Law School's Brennan Center usefully document, outsider candidates like Mr. McCain must surmount tremendous hurdles just to file petitions in the first place.
Not only must he surmount the current economic downturn, but he must do so even as he grapples with the financial crisis left behind by his Republican predecessor, Thomas Gulotta.
Before contemplating the economics, however, enthusiasts for such an approach must first surmount three hurdles that opponents claim are insurmountable: safety, storage and supply.
Perhaps the biggest hurdle proponents of the new hall must now surmount is the city's proposal to renovate the Gasteig for use by both orchestras.
Mr. Levy, who would most likely have faced Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo if he had run in the Democratic primary, must still surmount considerable obstacles to win the Republican nomination.
To build it, the group has teamed up with the Women's Housing and Economic Development Corporation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to women's housing issues, although the project must still surmount major hurdles, from finding a site to securing financing.
