Sentence examples for ways to surmount from inspiring English sources

In the past the sides have found ways to surmount such difficulties.

A vaccine for humans is still years away but the process could be sped up if a venturesome drug company found ways to surmount the obstacles that doomed the first vaccine.

The management change potentially opens the airline to a change of direction, as airlines look for ways to surmount the economic crisis that has sapped revenue and raised costs.

Rosser uses interviews with successful female scientists to explore ways to surmount the hurdles that women in science continue to face.

In order to elaborate a new molecular model for a charged electrode surface, we consider in detail specific problems of the quantum chemical approaches and possible ways to surmount these.

History had shown that the only way to surmount growth obstacles was to embrace sweeping changes, Mr. Zhang said.

"The language throughout the report conveys the idea that environmental protections equal impediments and we have to find a way to surmount them," Mr. Alberswerth said.

The Conservatives have not one councillor in Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle or Sheffield.But some way to surmount the problem has to be found if either party is to get a respectable absolute majority.

There is, however, a way to surmount this problem while reducing the cost and technical requirements, but it demands that we ask this vexing question: Why are we so interested in bringing the Mars astronauts home again?

If negotiators find a way to surmount their differences on agricultural tariffs, Miami will have many supporters for its bid, including at least one prominent company based in Atlanta, United Parcel Service, which publicly sided with Miami after investing $30 million to make the city the center of its cargo shipping operations in Latin America.

Although scientists said that commercial use of the new approach was at least five years off, the field known as molecular electronics is drawing attention in Silicon Valley as perhaps the most promising way to surmount the physical size limits that engineers have feared the semiconductor industry may run into before the end of the decade.