No amount of government help or public sympathy will help her overcome the consequences of her own actions.
Bankia's initial offering was been hailed in Spain as proof that the financial industry could overcome the consequences of a decade of reckless property lending.
It will take many years to completely overcome the consequences of such ill-conceived political decisions.
It is also a book that should be required reading for anyone who seeks to obtain an insight into the capacity of ordinary individuals to confront and, for the most part, overcome the consequences of persecution and dire devastation.
"Only by starting integration from the first years in school can we overcome the consequences of centuries of exclusion and discrimination," he added.
As with many countries in the region, Bulgaria has no adequate, integrated, and widely accessible service to help abused children overcome the consequences of violence they suffered.
Innovating change: technology and an interconnected world We will have to be bold if we are to overcome the consequences of these issues.
Disability is complex and the interventions required to overcome the consequences of disability are multiple, systemic, and vary depending on context [ 4].
Collectively, the data indicate that selenite necessitates the reconfiguration of metabolic pathways to overcome the consequences of mitochondrial oxidative stress in root tissue.
For such diseases, a single therapeutic agent appears unlikely to overcome the consequences of compromise, and evolution does not appear likely to escape compromise (Nesse and Williams 1995; Fromer and Shifman 2009; Foit et al. 2009; Li et al. 2010).
