Sentence examples for to perhaps overcome from inspiring English sources

To compare data from individual experiments and laboratories, it would be beneficial to determine (and not just discuss in the Discussion) the (estimated) active enzyme-concentration used in the experiments and/or vary parameters, in particular the reaction-time to perhaps overcome some detection limits.

Examining the way present-day manifestations of anti-blackness are inextricably bound to history serves the crucial function of helping Americans –– Asian or otherwise –– begin to understand, and perhaps overcome, colorblindness.

Many seriously ill movie characters are inspirational, but the inspiring message they usually send to seriously ill viewers is that we can learn to make peace with our awful situations or perhaps overcome them enough to get a degree or fight a court case.

But the backlash that began brewing from before the Supreme Court's ruling in June of 2015 well into the year after, with anti-transgender bathroom bills and "religious liberty" laws, began to stir many who realized they were perhaps overcome with what I've called "victory blindness".

Those of us who are more academically gifted may perhaps believe that our higher-than-average IQs and impressive results could perhaps overcome the money-orientated employment industry.

Perhaps overcome by peroxide fumes last year, Jan Stephenson blasted the growing cast of brunettes on the tour she once adorned when she told Golf Magazine, "The Asians are killing our tour, absolutely killing it".

At one point, sweaty, disheveled and perhaps overcome by the adulation, Mr. Cort?raced from the stage and down the aisles, embracing his frenzied public while sporting a maniacal smile.

After the Eagle Kid made par and bogey on the succeeding holes, reality set in just a tad, and he and I both went into a tailspin of bogeys and worse, perhaps overcome by the soul-stirring vistas of sea blue and grass green — or at least that's a plausible excuse.

The modal-existential analysis of ontological dependence can thus be developed further and it can perhaps overcome some of the problems that were pointed out earlier.

Vice President Joe Biden, perhaps overcome with excitement during his speech congratulating President Obama on the passage of health care reform, dropped an F-bomb on live television when he turned to Obama and said, "This is a big fucking deal".

Again, better role models, a more positive attitude during basic medical training and greater emotional and professional support for practitioners involved with MMT patients could perhaps overcome these barriers.