Sentence examples for overcome a common from inspiring English sources

Often the best glue for a coalition is the negative sort the desire to overcome a common foe or to stop something undesirable.

The speaker, Bang & Olufsen's top-of-the-line model (with a top-of-the-line price tag, $16,000 a pair), is equipped to overcome a common audio problem.

But he does not quite manage to overcome a common problem with the literature that derives from the experience of Chinese politics, which is that it is weighted with the very jargon and concepts that were the blunt weapons of the Communist Party.

The segmentation is designed to overcome a common problem found in LIDAR data of urban environments, where a lot of poles are connected together with various types of wires.

This new technology also offers scientists a rapid means to overcome a common problem lack of specific antibodies to an endogenous protein via epitope tagging.

This paper reports on a novel piezoresistive high-g accelerometer design, that partially overcomes a common drawback of shock sensor concepts, namely that their bandwidth, i.e. natural frequency, cannot be increased without sacrificing sensitivity.

The brand may well be irreparably damaged, but the company may live on in some other form if management can overcome a challenge common to many companies in Japan -- keeping employees who think that they are helping the company from cutting the wrong corners.

It was meant to overcome a shortcoming common to breakup research; scholars often survey college students, that low-hanging fruit of academia.

There, it is clear that the presumption is that the sole owner also has the sole beneficial interest, a presumption which can be overcome by demonstrating a common intention that the property was to be shared, which has been acted on.

To overcome these issues, a common gait database that considers the above covariates is essential.

Methodological diversity was partly overcome by using a common classification used by Brown et al. [ 16].