Sentence examples for to overcome further from inspiring English sources

The deadly form of the virus must need to overcome further molecular hurdles to pass from person to person.

Mr. Kim seemed to reinforce that perception when he recently warned his people that they must be prepared to overcome further burdens.

A victory by her party could pave the way for Ms. Bhutto to become prime minister, but she would probably need General Musharraf's support to overcome further obstacles, including a law prohibiting former prime ministers from returning to that office.

Rangers needed to overcome further setbacks, with the left-back Tom Cowan breaking his leg - although he played on for 10 minutes before realising and being replaced by Durrant.

Because of its low computational complexity and good convergence property, the block-FFT adaptive filtering algorithm is adopted by our new adaptive detection algorithm of the primary user's signal, which is proposed on basis of the matrix accumulation estimation to overcome further the shortcoming of the above-mentioned algorithms.

For this barrier to be overcome, further births in human form are needed in a process named reincarnation.

After this threshold is overcome, further expansions become progressively more likely to occur, leading to the accumulation of dozens to thousands of repeats in just a few generations [ 33, 36].

To overcome this, further analysis using structural equation models is presented in the next subsection.

Although significant progress has been made in demand response, there are outstanding barriers to overcome to further its performance.

Barack Obama's blunt criticism of bonuses that have been awarded for the past year's results and his plans to impose (very soft) pay limits on senior executives at some banks may help to overcome opposition to further bail-outs.In this section The Obama rescue Sound and fury Stalemate all around An iTunes moment?

I mean, I was working and attending the university of Washington before I left for Italy, and I need to think about the financial hurdles I'll need to overcome, what with further legal battles and needing to finish paying back my parents.