Sentence examples for overcome to prove from inspiring English sources

There are significant hurdles prosecutors will have to overcome to prove the charges described in the complaint against Mr. Chiasson.

Given that Ms Aldana was always thought to be the president's favourite candidate, she has a high bar to overcome to prove that she stands for justice for all, not a tradition of impunity for the high and mighty.

Solid oxide fuel cells have notoriously faced challenges with durability, since they operate at very high temperatures, which the Bloom box will also have to overcome to prove profitable.

Why is this some obstacle she has to overcome to prove her worth?

Mr. Wang began by reciting different accomplishments and reminding his audience that China had overcome widespread skepticism to prove it could build the project.

It's still the early stages for this business, which, though it has investor interest, still has a competitive landscape to overcome and needs to prove user adoption.

Noncitizens must overcome a high bar to prove their right to stay in the United States.

And yet we all know — on some level, at least — that what kids need more than anything is a little hardship: some challenge, some deprivation that they can overcome, even if just to prove to themselves that they can.

As Mr. Tough wrote in The New York Times Magazine, "We all know — on some level, at least — that what kids need more than anything is a little hardship: some challenge, some deprivation that they can overcome, even if just to prove to themselves that they can".

This type of charge has been used in a number of highly publicized cases as a means to overcome potential hurdles to proving perjury or false statement.

By the next day he was laughing about comments made in the "frustration" of the moment, but there was a genuine edge to what he said and a genuine feeling within the US camp that there's a lot to prove and overcome in this game.