Sentence examples for that would overcome from inspiring English sources

The main emphasis, however, was placed on the development of a new integrated secondary vocational-technical school that would overcome the traditional barriers between general and vocational education.

She would study his face during the periods of boredom that would overcome her as she posed; he was clearly not an artist.

The dream of a unity that would overcome the wounds of two world wars began in the early 1950's with the European Coal and Steel Community.

The first effort to draft a measure that would overcome the constitutional objections was the Religious Liberty Protection Act, at which some civil-rights groups balked.

Many England players tell of the strange sensation that would overcome them when they felt his presence behind the net in which they were batting.

He originally had a grandiose vision of a union that would "overcome all hatreds to make way for a great dream of peace and a great dream of civilisation".

They would have to know that the chance that Congress would overcome sectional and partisan tensions in order to produce a new formula is even smaller than the prospect of Congress raising judicial salaries.

Anyone who walked around the city yesterday could have no doubt that New York would overcome the horror that was worse than any it had ever experienced.

Many of Scott's supporters and fans had been hoping and praying that he would overcome the cancer that ravaged his body.

How he promised himself that he would overcome everything and see that wonderful family one more time and give them his painting, the one he had drawn on the pavement, a collaboration with all the kids in the park!

Haldane predicted that by late twentieth century few children would be 'born of woman', and that ectogenesis would overcome biological degeneration by permitting selection of embryos that were 'undoubtedly superior to the average' (1924, p. 64).