Sentence examples for whether to overcome from inspiring English sources

Our children need so much -- whether to overcome the challenges many experience, or because all children will need new and advanced skills to make it in the knowledge economy and lead fulfilling lives.

Every day, during one week after the second lesson, the adolescents log in to the website and fill in what activities they did, which difficult situations occurred and whether they managed to overcome these barriers (method: prompt self-monitoring of behaviour).

So far, it appears that comparing sites with similar management histories across different points in time may more effectively establish whether sites are developing towards the restoration target or whether intervention is required to overcome specific ecological thresholds (Suding 2011).

Whether that is enough to overcome many people's horror of genetic engineering remains to be seen.

A contest between a woman and an African-American raises the inevitable question about whether it is harder to overcome racial bias than gender bias.

There are constantly new skills to learn and challenges to overcome, whether it's working on new product development for the food and drink sector or discovering a new breakthrough drug that could save lives.

But there may be a less obvious hurdle that Mr. Giuliani has to overcome: Whether he is too much of a New Yorker for the rest of the country.

Whether it is enough to overcome PayPal's own big gun – their lock on eBay – isn't obvious.

Computer-aided design/manufacturing (CAD/CAM) is now widely used, but whether it can help to overcome complications in mandibular reconstruction and accelerate dental implantation is still a matter for debate.

There's always something to have to overcome, whether it's internally or externally.

Whether John is able to overcome his fears to do so and the accompanying risks nag at his heart.