"overcome hardships" is a grammatically correct and common phrase in written English.
It means to successfully face and conquer challenges or difficulties. Example: Despite facing numerous hardships, the team was able to overcome them and emerge as champions.
Life, he said, has taught him to overcome hardships.
They all know that Warner and his wife, Brenda, have overcome hardships.
One theme of the show is the need to overcome hardships — a lesson Mr. Chen says he believes is too often forgotten as Chinese families grow richer.
She was sold as a child bride, was unhappy in her adopted village and had to overcome hardships before eventually making peace with her new life.
Since Nov. 4, The New York Times has been printing daily profiles looking into the lives of New Yorkers who have overcome hardships with help from one of the seven agencies supported by The Neediest Cases Fund.
It includes the basics, but also motivation for people who are turning to bullet journals to help overcome hardships or achieve major life goals.
"These are students who have overcome hardship," he says.
Her parents had overcome hardship to become academics, eventually moving to the more affluent Almaden Valley.
All these legends praise the achievements of their protagonists, who are exalted as nation-founding heroes who have overcome hardship, and glorify their heavenly powers as earthly rulers.
He just hopes his tale might inspire others to overcome hardship, whether it is in sports, at work or at home.
The RAU outstanding achievers scholarships, worth up to £2,000, are open to students who demonstrate academic excellence, make a contribution to extra-curricular activities, leadership or overcome hardship.
