Sentence examples for numbers to overcome from inspiring English sources

Those are hard numbers to overcome.

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Page Gardner, head of the Women's Voices, Women's Vote Action Fund, senses that the overarching issue of economic worry will persuade people — especially her core target of unmarried women who have begun voting in larger numbers — to overcome any disappointment.

The project is specifically designed to be cost effective, compact, energy efficient and possesses the ability to be deployed in large numbers to overcome the limitations of conventional static environment monitoring sites.

With 55 senate seats, the Republicans are short of that magic number to overcome filibusters.

Polls around the state in recent days have shown varied results, but have agreed on the main points: About three-fifths of the voters want Governor Davis out of office, a formidable number to overcome in such a short election.

A second recommendation was that: "A stable 'intervention bank' should be established (e.g. videos, manuals, and fidelity tools linked to trial registration number) to overcome the problem of word restrictions in journals, etc".

Mr. Wyden said the Democrats' strategy was intended to secure 60 votes, the number needed to overcome a possible filibuster.

"We will not see a measure reach 60 votes," he said, the number needed to overcome a filibuster.

For now, Democrats nominally control 60 seats in the Senate, which is the precise number needed to overcome Republican filibusters.

With Democrats nominally controlling 60 seats, the precise number needed to overcome Republican filibusters, there is no room for wavering Democrats to break ranks.