Sentence examples for to overcome for from inspiring English sources

Basically, it was too much for a horse to overcome for a second start".

No obstacles were ever too high for her to overcome for her family.

He adds that there are quite a number of hurdles to overcome for Hunt's plan to come together.

Jenkins accepts there will be perception issues to overcome for what will be a premium-priced product.

Again, however, Johannesburg's divisions are difficult to overcome: for many locals, even the subsidised rent is too high.

Even that gap seemed too much to overcome for the Power given their inept first-half display.

A successful pro bono program needs to be client-centered and not just another hurdle to overcome for bar admission.

The Longhorns' brand-name power will probably be too difficult to overcome for teams like T.C.U. and Cincinnati, which lack the Longhorns' pedigree.

It was 5-0 Blue Jays, too much to overcome for a Yankees lineup of bench players and September call-ups.

The current Parliament's term ends today, meaning Haiti is entering a period of uncertainty, with enormous obstacles to overcome for a transparent, honest and peaceful vote this fall.

Daymond Langkow made it 3-1 slightly more than three minutes after LeClair's goal, an advantage much too big to overcome for a star-less Sabres offense that scored only eight goals in the five games.