Sentence examples for now overcome from inspiring English sources

Will Congress now overcome industry pressure and restore the copyright term to something reasonable?

Perhaps Barbie can now overcome that reluctance by making it a trendy career choice.

But with the hurdles now overcome, construction work has begun on the building, at 152-154 Bethnal Green Road.

"Dad, we get to pick the good apples from the tree," she said to her father, who had by now overcome his alcoholism.

Republicans and Democrats in Congress must now overcome their parochial interests and approve the entire set of trade initiatives snagged on Capitol Hill.

Having proven the theoretical feasibility of this concept, the partners must now overcome the technical hurdles, which include developing pumps to compress air to 70 times atmospheric pressure, and ceramic materials to store heat at up to 600°C.

Doves now overcoming their disillusion should note that the alternative to him would surely not come from the left.

Now, overcoming his Clinton angst, Bush has summoned the parties to Annapolis, Md. It's late in the day.

Thomsen says that, when they filmed the interview, he found Fassbinder "completely exhausted," and that, only now, overcoming his own hesitation, he sees that Fassbinder was both entirely lucid and daringly forthcoming.

With Greece needing to sell more than 50 billion euros' worth of state-owned assets in the coming years, it doesn't want to alienate foreign investors who are just now overcoming their fear that the country will be forced to leave the euro.

Although the preparation of fractal structures may appear at a first sight nothing but a mere exercise of technology stressing, in the following we discuss some of their possible applications: (1) Systems biology, i.e. the study of the complex interactions in biological systems, is now overcoming the limits of molecular biology.