Sentence examples for programs to overcome from inspiring English sources
A13 OBITUARIES B8 Barbara B. Lazarus An educational anthropologist who studied barriers to women entering science and engineering and created programs to overcome them, she was 57.
Barbara B. Lazarus, an educational anthropologist who studied barriers to women entering science and engineering and created programs to overcome them, died last Tuesday in Pittsburgh.
Understanding mosquito resistance mechanism to bacteria is crucial to build up programs to overcome such resistance.
Understanding mosquito resistance mechanism to bacterial control is crucial to build up programs to overcome such resistance.
Filipinos need more accessible technologies, fewer barriers to accessing tools and educational awareness programs to overcome the cultural shortage in knowledge.
Modern clinical narcology searches for anti-craving programs to overcome psychoactive substances (PAS) pathological addiction with bio-adaptive regulation of systems (BARS).
But for the Hawaii program to overcome the long odds of busting into the Bowl Championship Series, as its Western Athletic Conference brethren at Boise State did last season, its biggest obstacle may just be its travel.
"Well, we were just us, and of course you were you," he admits of himself and his fellows John Prine, Steve Forbert and Mr. Springsteen, all of whom, he sings, now meet in a 12-step program to overcome their Dylan debt.
The decision by Procter & Gamble, the nation's second-largest advertiser, is a hurdle for the TV program to overcome because many advertisers "would not go below the standards" of a marketing giant like P.& G., said Gene DeWitt, chairman and chief executive at Optimedia International U.S. in New York.
Different strategies have been implemented in the supercell program to overcome this problem.
We describe the design of a policy-based spectrum access control system for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPAA) NeXt Generation (XG) communications program to overcome harmful interference caused by a malfunctioning device or a malicious user.
