Sentence examples for overcome to answer from inspiring English sources

What technological hurdles would they need to overcome to answer those questions, and what technology solutions – like Mr. Cameron's development of the Deepwater Challenger — do they propose?

He was too overcome with emotion to answer the first question from the co-master of ceremonies, Chuck Cooperstein.

A support to answer those questions and overcome the informational barriers is proposed.

To overcome this, patients were split into three cohorts to answer specific questions.

This simple technique is a commonly used to overcome the respondent selection bias associated with administering the survey to the household member most likely to answer the phone.

He added: "To overcome it, to give the right answer on the track and finally get the acceptance we're all looking for as racing drivers… it make me very proud to join people like (Alain) Prost, Juan Manuel Fangio and Michaelel (Schumacher as a four-time world champion)".

Always ready to let Susan's confidence in her take on reality overcome mine, I answered, "Maybe he was using blanks and I just felt the muzzle blast".

With a subtlety born of years spent in China, Johnson explains how traditional rituals help people overcome urban anomie and answer the "pragmatic but profound issue of how to behave" at critical life junctures.

The students researched the marmot's habits, and answered legislators' questions to overcome initial bipartisan opposition to another state symbol.

The difference between augmented reality and virtual reality, mind-scrambling for many, highlights the first issue to overcome with digital arts practice – answering the question: What is digital art?

A reasonable solution for multi-objective problems is finding a series of answers that satisfies the objective functions in an acceptable level without being overcome by other answers.