Sentence examples for that could be overcome from inspiring English sources

Tina Burjaliani, a deputy justice minister, spoke of a "procedural technicality" that could be overcome.

He trails Dale Jarrett, the third-place driver, by only 154 points, a deficit that could be overcome in one race.

In reports submitted to the court, Christopherson discussed many of the same issues as the social workers — Niveen was too passive, deferential, and indulgent with her son — but these problems were presented as ordinary failings that could be overcome.

The reaction here today ranged from dire pessimism, which included anxieties about another flare-up in the war zone in southern Lebanon, to a kind of forced hopefulness that this was just another disappointment that could be overcome.

That's an obstacle that could be overcome, but the reality is, there still is not any firmly established ownership group in Seattle that appears ready to take over a hockey team right away".

Outside the Marxist tradition, past generations of economists also understood that certain dynamics of capitalist economies would generate recurrent, debilitating crises that could be overcome only by state intervention.

These observations suggest that RIP140 may be acting as a transcriptional brake that could be overcomed under conditions when the expression or activity of the coactivator is increased [42].

He showed that the democratic system works, that injustices could be overcome through the passage of laws.

He said he did not know if they would vote for him, but added that they nonetheless gave him hope that difficulties could be overcome.

Further studies showed that c-KIT overexpression required stem-cell factor to promote resistance and that resistance could be overcome by combined imatinib and crizotinib treatment (Katayama et al., 2012).

That limitation could be overcome by using electromagnetic waves to transfer energy.