Sentence examples for that cannot overcome from inspiring English sources

Those governments and political systems that cannot overcome problems will lose their legitimacy" (1994, 234).

Logically, to rid oneself of this guilt, one can only point to a deficiency in the culture that cannot overcome the structural barriers before them -- despite a long history (as noted at the outset of this piece) of trying to overcome these barriers.

You develop a fixation with water that logic cannot overcome -- sea water is wet; how could it hurt you?

In Philadelphia, the series struck me as a major failure made up of minor successes, a work that simply cannot overcome the absurdity of equating Christ's ordeal with Newman's sense of himself as a man on a mission.

The interesting problem here is that acceleration cannot overcome gravitational forces experienced during the ascent.

Stephen P. Cohen, an American academic who recently published a book on the India-Pakistan conflict, said the leaders appeared as "two men with tired ideas and constraints that they cannot overcome, afraid to take the bold measures that could liberate them".

Until we overcome that history, we cannot overcome unequal opportunity".

But working together, there is no challenge to which we are not equal, no obstacle that we cannot overcome, no aspiration so high that it cannot be achieved.

"The government is trying to resolve this issue, but still we have many problems that we cannot overcome very quickly," he said, adding that it was not safe for repair teams to enter the areas to rebuild the towers.

But Mr. Blair's decision to take up the subject stems from the belief that voters do not have deep-seated objections that Labor cannot overcome with arguments about its advantages to Britain.

The pontiff, speaking to journalists on his flight, said the condition was "a tragedy that cannot be overcome by money alone, that cannot be overcome through the distribution of condoms, which even aggravates the problems".