Sentence examples for to overcome a problem from inspiring English sources

The tug of war is a metaphor I use to convey our human nature to want to win – to beat things, to overcome a problem and control it.

But can he use his considerable juice (not to be confused with "The Juice" aka convicted felon and former gridiron star OJ Simpson) to overcome a problem seemingly more intractable than the nation's economic crisis?

While hammering Mr. Bush on policy matters, he is still struggling to overcome a problem that has dogged him since early in the campaign: how to demonstrate that he has a warm and human side, a passion for the presidency and ideals that are not tossed by political winds.

To overcome a problem of the difficulty in generating feasible lenses especially in large-scale problems, we introduce a feasibility enforcement operator to modify an infeasible solution into a feasible one.

Table 1 Phrasing and trichotomization of variables translated into English Alienation variant Variable name Phrasing Response categories       High Medium Low Powerlessness Cannot overcome problemsa If you try hard enough, how often do you know what to do to overcome a problem?

These literal text data help to overcome a problem introduced in 1999 by the new CJD-related ICD-10 coding rule that would otherwise lead to undercounts of reported CJD deaths.

The first step to overcoming a problem is realising it exists.

The first step to overcoming a problem is recognizing that you have one.

Atek had to overcome a technical problem in creating its extra-small mouse.

To work, the ads will have to overcome a perception problem that begins inside Whole Foods' 175 stores.

As Williams observes, any view of this Davidsonian kind has to overcome an obvious problem.