We were already there and had to do the same thing for the same reasons, overcoming a sense of powerlessness by focusing on serving the community with information and context.
Technical reasons overcome common sense.
According to the Guttman survey's own findings, religious Israelis may now have reason to overcome this alienation.
Its creed expresses a similarly futuristic (and increasingly old-fashioned) utopian faith in the power of abstract reason to overcome barriers of culture, language and belief.
She also cited the "panache that goes along with the brand" as a reason to overcome her initial reluctance to join.
There's good reason to overcome your fear of looking terrible on camera: if you refuse to be in photographs, you're denying others (and yourself) many happy memories.
If he flips out, or whimpers and whines, so much the better, not only for the news cycle but for our consciences as fans, in desperate need of a reason to overcome our sentimental attachments.
The psychology researchers who study this — Daniel Kahneman, Paul Slovic, Baruch Fischhoff, Melissa Finucane and many others — are cautious about just how well we can use reason to overcome our instincts and emotions, especially the instincts that evolved to help us survive.
Thankfully, the conflict inherent in the multiplicity of private reason is overcome by the fact that a majority of Supreme Court justices alone ultimately determines whether legislation passes constitutional muster.
In them we can find not only an extraordinary technical tool, but also – and most importantly – a reason to overcome the traditional legal positivism – which is "ontological" and therefore "fragile" – and thus rediscover the cooperation not only among experts, but also with non-experts, in the name of an "antifragile" shared legacy of knowledge that is called "law".
