Sentence examples for overcome alone from inspiring English sources

Leaders must therefore invest time in developing and maintaining relationships, enabling a collective effort to address those challenges that one organisation cannot overcome alone.

In November 2008, the Paris Commercial Tribunal granted the safeguard proceedings to HOLD and Dame Luxembourg on the grounds that they had financial difficulties which they were unable to overcome alone and which could lead to a default.

However, the increase in structural or architectural complexity can result in analytical challenges that MS or MS/MS cannot overcome alone.

Some can be overcome alone, some need help to overcome, some need others to overcome for you, some can be circumnavigated, some can be waited out, while others - a few - are insurmountable and one simply has to go back to base camp and take an entirely different route.

But genetic mutations that overcome imprinting alone would have meant that Jesus only received X chromosomes, from Mary, making him a her.

How does a person overcome tragedy alone?

I feel that sometimes when someone goes through a struggle like this; it can be nearly impossible to overcome it alone.

The ingenious twists and turns of an increasingly suspenseful plot (corruption in companies, governments, and families, presidential assassinations, murder cover-ups, kidnapping, political coups, nuclear and bio-chemical threats, treason, torture, familial betrayal) present impossible scenarios for Jack Bauer to overcome, let alone survive.

There is no sign that Iraq can overcome IS alone and yet the government in Baghdad and its friendliest neighbor in Tehran extol such a pretense; the Iraqi Army fell apart not because of inadequate training by US forces but because of its sectarian make-up, which was engineered by Nouri al-Maliki, the prime minister whom Iran had backed for eight years.

If you suffer from social anxiety, it is important to get proper professional help, as it's not likely that you'll be able to overcome this alone.

Military unpreparedness could not be overcome by conscription alone, which applied only to certain classes.