Sentence examples for unable to overcome a from inspiring English sources

The Legislature last year was unable to overcome a similar stalemate, and the legislation died.

Niese's misplaced curveball cost the Mets, who were unable to overcome a stagnant offense that stranded eight runners.

In the decisive match of last year's Davis Cup final in Nice, France, Pioline was unable to overcome a younger, ostensibly hungrier Mark Philippoussis of Australia.

The White Sox were unable to overcome a shaky outing by the ace Chris Sale, ending a season-high six-game winning streak.

Mr. Napolitano has also been unable to overcome a series of intricate vetoes between the political parties that have scuppered possible alliances.

Schumacher, a two-time Formula One champion, solidified his points lead as the series runner-up, David Coulthard, was unable to overcome a penalty near the start of the race and failed to score.

The rookie Brook Lopez led the Nets with 23 points and 12 rebounds, but they were unable to overcome an 11-point second quarter.

The lack of an established quarterback and receiving corps will be a thorn in the Rams' side all season long, and despite a strong running game and backfield they will be unable to overcome an average defense and a difficult schedule.

Persons with AIDS may be unable to overcome infections by a variety of microbes that are easily disposed of by persons uninfected with HIV.

[World Business, Section W.] Bankruptcy Overhaul Is Threatened Congressional negotiators have been unable to overcome differences about an abortion-rights provision that is threatening to scuttle a bill overhauling the bankruptcy system.

But even though Mr. Giuliani enjoys broad support among county leaders, he was unable to overcome the momentum of Mr. Cox, a Manhattan lawyer and a son-in-law of President Richard M. Nixon.