Sentence examples for overcome early from inspiring English sources

To overcome early disappointments.

He's also overcome early prejudice over his Muslim heritage to be a fine captain.

Many others have also overcome early disadvantage, of course, though the overall picture is not inspiring.

Despite that they've overcome early foul trouble for their own star freshman, Michael Beasley, to lead, 37-27, at halftime.

Doctor Who star Arthur Darvill, also out for Oz Comic Con, has overcome early apprehensions of appearing at such events.

It took a while for the midfield men to overcome early German pressure, but the gilt-edged chance finally arrived.

And in plenty of companies, new management cannot overcome earlier mistakes.

It was not immediately clear whether the developments today would help Mr. Pope overcome earlier testimony heard by the Moscow court.

The face-off was a mostly decorous 90-minute affair that commentators had cast as Mr. Steinbrück's last chance to show his mettle and overcome earlier stumbles.

Now the campaign seems to have overcome earlier hesitations and is unfettering Mrs. Gingrich, who still seems a bit shy in public.

In contrast to North America and Africa, colonization in Asia tended to overcome earlier overexploitation of game, conservation being achieved by the introduction of European game management practices.