Sentence examples for often overcame from inspiring English sources
(Some outside academics subsequently became wary of accepting government research contracts—although the need to raise money often overcame this).
Behaviours were mitigated by a lack of environmental support; and a desire for immediate gratification often overcame attempts at risk-reducing behaviour.
The Mets' road trip included a 14-inning loss in Atlanta and an unsightly defeat to the Cubs on Tuesday, but they often overcame some shoddy defense.
They fought constantly among themselves for pasturage, and the losers were forever being driven west, south, and east, where they often overcame any defenses that the farms and cities of civilization could muster against them.
The famed progressive teachers, researchers, and administrators that the book highlights often overcame substantial hurdles to implement their ideas, but not all of them succeeded in improving the quality of education.
It meant that fear often overcame us because our mother was undocumented at the time.
You and I know that phrases such as "emergence of disease resistance" or "overcame defenses" mean evolution, but nonscientists often do not.
Our youthful dedication, hard work, and competent analyses overcame obstacles that were much more formidable than we recognized.
They overcame fourth-quarter deficits against Dallas, Minnesota and Seattle.
Seemed like the vapours that conveniently overcame Victorian ladies.
