Sentence examples for overcome it in from inspiring English sources

The loan deal should put the crisis on hold for a while, but it does not overcome it in the coming months and years.

But if he proves people wrong and says, 'Hey, I got some bad press, I made an error in judgment, but I can overcome it in this environment and win a major,' we're going to love him".

The lonesomeness, and then the struggle to overcome it in a relationship with the player who is your on-court rival: that, in essence, is the history, or the subconscious history, of high-level tennis.

If voters are allowed to see something of Mr Perry's tender humanity, and feel some of his pain, they might not be so quick to mock his failure to overcome it in his last presidential bid.

In order to overcome it, in this paper the use of two novel indices is proposed.

"Yes, there will be a problem but we will overcome it in a relatively short period of time", he said.

She developed a heroin habit in the 1960s; after she overcame it in the 1970s, she began using cocaine.

For all his conspicuously realistic theatrical artifice, Bergman overcomes it, in "The Silence," with a realm of highly inflected images that owe little to dramatic realism.

The church as an institution built up around the potential for healing and wholeness might be summed up in her life precisely because the point of her narrative is not that she was sexually promiscuous but then overcame it in the desert.

Who is to blame for the menacing deadlock and what can be done to overcome it?The view in conservative circles, especially in the United States, is that what happened was not a coup at all, but a constitutional succession.

This time, it would seem that part of the new generation's attempt to overcome it lies in the discrediting of what has gone before – turning the dark arts against the dark lord himself.