Sentence examples for start to overcome from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully when parents see this, it'll be reassuring to them and we can start to overcome this barrier".

Unlike Lowry and the Washington Post, Lizza thinks there's even something Bush could do to help himself on the Iraq war: "If Bush himself were to personally immerse himself in this diplomacy, by calling a regional summit or, at the very least, publicly jawboning the Iraqis to finish forming a government or else, he could start to overcome his image of weakness and fecklessness on Iraq".

"It is questionable whether the announcement of a collaboration platform to promote existing and future research initiatives can actually start to overcome the failures of today's R&D system," Marco Alves of Doctors Without Borders Germany said in a statement.

Furthermore, two of these reported that diagnoses changed acute clinical management in 49 100 % of patients, findings which start to overcome the general misconception that nothing can be done for most genetic diseases (Table  1).

Kulok's cleverness could be a stumbling block, but he's already started to overcome it.

The Japanese companies are starting to overcome that reputation by tailoring their new models to European tastes.

But the trans community is understandably sensitive, having only just started to overcome the dreadful media portrayals it endured for so long.

All three businesses are now part of his strategy of forging Australia's biggest transport revolution since it first started to overcome the "tyranny of distance".Outwardly, Mr Corrigan seems an unlikely figure to take this on.

The predators are the big, cash-rich companies: Ford, Toyota and DaimlerChrysler, to which could be added VW and GM, though the world's biggest car maker is only just starting to overcome its internal difficulties.

It is a theme with a special resonance in Turkey, which has seen four elected governments pushed out by the military since 1960 and has just started to overcome taboos surrounding that history.

Officials of the state and city agencies administering the programs say that the money still awaiting takers shows that many potential applicants are still unaware of the programs or do not know to qualify, and that the publicity effort was started to overcome this.