Sentence examples for training to overcome from inspiring English sources

Pollsters working in the Middle East give interviewers special training to overcome respondents' tendency to guess the "right" answer instead of express their true feelings.

At the moment I'm training to overcome injuries so I can be strong for the next world tour [Slater has won 11 world championships, making him the youngest and oldest title holder at 20 and 39].

This review could provide useful information for designing exergames with PC outcomes in mind, which could help target specific exergames for multi-factorial training to overcome balance deficits.

The report recommends further investment by Western governments and media outlets in cultural sensitivity training to overcome those barriers in the future.

Provider safety concerns and willingness to learn from alternate disciplines may require additional IPE training to overcome.

Thus, it is important to develop pulmonary rehabilitation that involves physical training, to overcome these barriers without serious impact on the patient's resources and income.

"Teachers are trained to overcome and guard against being judgmental," she said.

And the underlying philosophies can be sophisticated, recognising that our higher motivations must be trained to overcome the lower.

Encouraged by his wife Queen Elizabeth, played by Bonham Carter, King George is also trained to overcome his stutter by Logue.

The idea of exercising willpower is seen in military boot camp, where recruits are trained to overcome one challenge after another.

Now, as a result of the plans he has drawn up for a new University Technical College in east London, he is hopeful that the next generation of youngsters will at least be given the opportunity to train to overcome that hurdle.