Sentence examples for to finally overcome from inspiring English sources

In the final damage stage, C. albicans enhances its attack to finally overcome the host in this competition for resources.

That it took 120 minutes and 10 penalty kicks to finally overcome Chile left home supporters rattled.

But to finally overcome the US in terms of wealth accumulation is to beat it at its own game.

By raising its bid, Hertz is hoping to finally overcome Avis's persistent efforts to woo away Dollar Thrifty.

People like you, Wilson, Smoot and Obama may be our last best hope to finally overcome the self-destructive forces in our amygdala.

However, second-half goals from Keith Watson, Stuart Armstrong, Ryan Gauld and David Goodwillie enabled the visitors to finally overcome 10-man Kilmarnock 4-1.

"I'm very happy to be here and very happy to have worked here," he said, his voice showing the fatigue and the emotions that seemed to have finally overcome him.

We are confident that the proposed approach strongly supports the transfer and integration of data between both species, ideally leading to mutual supportive evidence from both preclinical and clinical studies, and is most suitable to address and finally overcome some of the obstacles of current depression research.

"Both countries need to see this crisis finally overcome".

The product of a decade's work, the book gives us post-second world war development economics in a nutshell – or rather in the silver sweep of a DC-8 airliner cabin, since Rostow's primary analogy was that of "take off": an aeronautical rendering of the moment when, with sufficient capital and other preconditions in place, "the old blocks and resistances to steady growth are finally overcome".

Like many other advocates of increased action, the president doesn't bother to specify how he would, finally, overcome the many past barriers to success.