Sentence examples for projects to overcome from inspiring English sources

FR and OWDMR technologies, when they were used in HDD, were designed mainly for highly non-leveled HDD projects to overcome some difficulties such as the recycling of drilling mud.

In Senegal, the GTZ's FGM project supported various activities, including TOSTAN's projects to overcome FGM in the Kolda region in the south of the country over a period of several years.

For me being part of the EU means being part of a project to overcome separation and differences and to look for shared values, peace and understanding.

Mr. O'Keefe said NASA had received assurances from the State Department that the Bush administration would work with other nations in the project to overcome rising objections to scaling back the station and its crew size.

It is still very early in the summer, she said, and if nothing else comes of her mission, it has already relieved a bit of the pressure of New York dating -- pressure that might require a blog and a big public art project to overcome these days.

To conclude, Empowering Practical Wisdom from the Religious and Spiritual traditions remains an important project to overcome the reduction of Cultural Diversity.

The Mozilla Foundation and GoDaddy.com are among the organizations that helped the OpenBSD project to overcome its financial troubles.

In the end, Bader's play is really about the walls that people put up around themselves and the personalities that they project to overcome their respective insecurities.

Several attempts and strategies have been adopted by the project to overcome this problem, and managed to partly activate communication around the project objectives.

Several techniques have been developed in the SPICER project to overcome the various practical problems encountered in research from electronic medical records (EMRs).

Such a mixed method enables the research project to overcome the methodological weaknesses inherent in individual quantitative designs (e.g., lack of rich descriptions) and qualitative deigns (e.g., lack of analytical rigor or objectivity).