His extraordinary efforts to overcome a troubled childhood may be part of the explanation.
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You may say that overcoming an addiction is part of the human experience.
Even to be that he'd had to work like crazy, overcoming a tough situation as a part-time starter in college at Michigan.
To Mr. Murdock, the company's current slump may be just one more obstacle to overcome, as part of a life full of hurdles.
Today they have become an integral part of overcoming a repressive past.
The book ends with Dionne's valentine to the Millennials, whom he finds to be the most passionately individualistic and communitarian generation, more practical than the baby boomers and more idealistic than Generation X, indeed a veritable reincarnation of the Greatest Generation (aside from the part about overcoming a depression and fighting a world war).
The Indian resistance to settlement was quickly overcome, in part owing to an epidemic of smallpox that decimated the native population.
The findings suggest that, nearly two years into Mr. Obama's presidency, the White House is struggling with the perception of "otherness" that Candidate Obama sought so hard to overcome — in part because of an aggressive misinformation campaign by critics and in part, some Democratic allies say, because Mr. Obama is doing a poor job of communicating who he is and what he believes.
The work of Harmening et al. [ 1] presented a clever way to also overcome in part the limitation for the TCA, in this case by using a large structured object, instead of a point-like stimulus.
