Sentence examples for the task of overcoming from inspiring English sources

Because the transcendental ego seems to be the only genuinely existent consciousness, Husserl also was faced with the task of overcoming the problem of solipsism.

By the end of it, either Mr. Bush or Mr. McCain will begin to look like their party's nominee, ready to take on the task of overcoming both ideological and religious divisions brought out in an unusually brutal contest.

During the long struggle, the people of Eritrea managed to forge a common national consciousness, but, with peace established, they faced the task of overcoming their ethnic and religious differences in order to raise the country from a poverty made worse by years of drought, neglect, and war.

Rather, they hold, the task of overcoming evil is central to the creative enterprise.

The difficulties that arise may not be played down, and the task of overcoming them requires ongoing scientific support as well as intensive public participation [[67]].

Colony ended up with large stakes in Jinro, the country's largest liquor company, and Borneo, one of its largest furniture makers, among others, and the task of overcoming their massive debts.

"The citizens of France have entrusted you with being the leader of the country in what is quite a difficult and a very important period, when not just Europe but the entire world community face the urgent task of overcoming the effects of the financial and economic crisis and building new models for cooperation," Mr. Putin said.

Will we continue to focus on the bickering over the suffering or work together on the more complicated task of overcoming?

Anticommunism as a political ideology surrendered to anticommunism as a rationale for the survival of class interests when historical task of overcoming colonialism was dominated by the Cold War atmosphere and full scale war.

In short, a better understanding of what it is in a meal that can cause people to experience great pleasure and how to physically and chemically transform the raw materials to arrive at such an end product may have much to contribute to the task of developing strategies to overcome the obesity epidemic.

Third, even where these common empirical problems are overcome, the task of identifying the appropriateness of ancillary service use remains an important research challenge.