Sentence examples for not easily overcome from inspiring English sources

Dollar devaluation does not easily overcome that barrier.

Martin Luther called the Turk a "cunning, cruel, devious, impetuous murderer"; such stereotypes are not easily overcome.

The movement could not easily overcome the conflict between justice and peace — not then, and not a century later.

What the planners could not easily overcome, however, was the scale of destruction, and the resistance many felt toward breaking down old barriers.

Economists and development experts say that nutritional self-sufficiency in this part of the world presents challenges that are not easily overcome.

Such challenges are not easily overcome and require careful attention to detail as well as a solid foundation from which to build.

By the way, that four-cylinder is copped from the Zetec Ford Focus, where it performs ably, but the Escape weighs about 20% more than the Focus, a burden that the little four can't easily overcome.

These obstacles will not be easily overcome.

History suggests that the challenge will not be easily overcome.

But Gilead's divide-and-conquer strategies will not be easily overcome.

But the years of bitterness will not be easily overcome, and both sides warned of potential obstacles ahead.