Sentence examples for problems of overcoming from inspiring English sources

And the fact that we present in all their ramifications the basic problems of overcoming the cult of the individual is evidence of the great moral and political strength of our party.

SIGN states they are aware of the many psychosocial factors, including the problems of overcoming professional hierarchies that can affect small group processes.

And if he is assuaged, City Hall still has the problem of overcoming objections to toilets and bus shelters.

In epistemology, Continental philosophers during the first quarter of the 20th century were preoccupied with the problem of overcoming the apparent gap between the knower and the known.

The problem of overcoming the binding affinity of lead compounds for HSA represents a major challenge in drug development.

[transmit-ambiguity resolution problem (TARP)] The TARP is the problem of overcoming the inability to differentiate among agents that use the same transmit code during communication.

In judging himself he has, or may be presumed to have, the requisite information but he has the problem of overcoming the tendency to a distorted judgment caused by self-love or self-interest.

Many hospitals face the problem of overcoming language barriers because of the large and diverse immigrant populations that they serve, and striking examples abound of failures to meet health needs because of cultural views about disease and medical care (Fadiman 1997).

When neither Democratic candidate has an answer to the problem of overcoming the decades and billions spent to disenfranchise American voters, both through gerrymandering and disgust and disinterest, then neither candidate's proposals hold much water, although Clinton, with her more incremental approach, at least isn't being quite as unrealistic as Sanders.

Another approach to the problem of overcoming drug resistance in CSCs would be to utilize allosteric modulators that would not compete with the substrate but would potentially cause a conformational change in the transporter that would affect its function.

If they have achieved their goals, new goals can be set, if not, then problems and ways of overcoming them can be discussed.