The word "overcomes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action in which someone or something triumphs over an obstacle or problem. For example: "Struggling against his fears, the hero eventually overcomes his doubts and saves the day."
A century and a half later, Baudelaire's note-taking again rings true: "At first, a certain absurd, irresistible hilarity overcomes you.
But there is a long way to go before this region overcomes its twin demons of poverty and unemployment.
"Concern for somebody else's distress sometimes overcomes you," she says.
If you can implement anything that overcomes that then you're already ahead of the game.
So the data cannot shed light on whether institutional investors have been the catalysts of change or merely innocent bystanders, responding to changes that have already happened.A new study* by three economists overcomes this problem by mining a rich but hitherto neglected seam of data.
It avoids some of the unwelcome language (from a Western standpoint) that was initially mooted".It's a breakthrough because it overcomes the polarisation that existed between the Islamic countries and the Western world.
Shame is a powerful deterrent and often overcomes greed, especially when you have children and friends who read newspapers".So far, though, the story of e-government has been one of quantity, not quality.
If the party can command India's electoral centre, it stands a chance of keeping India secular, at one and at peace.An India that overcomes its present political trial will still have work to do.
Adding manganese helps a bit, but not enough for aluminium-steel to be used in vehicles.Dr Kim and his colleagues have, however, found that a fifth ingredient, nickel, overcomes this problem.
And contracting out can work only if the PT overcomes its distaste for decent private profits: the many risks in project-execution mean that otherwise investors will stay away.The other half of the government's promised attack on the custo Brasil modest but broad-based tax cuts—has still not been confirmed.
In "Killing the Lawyers", Sixsmith overcomes such humiliations as being half-killed by a female martial arts enthusiast to triumph finally through a mixture of doggedness, guts, decency and common sense.
