Sentence examples for would not be overcome from inspiring English sources
In the first place, there is no probability that any way now is open by which more than a few could be registered; but, if all could be, the difficulty would not be overcome.
The lack of a heredity mechanism was one of the greatest shortcomings for the Origin, one that would not be overcome for 70 years until the discovery of genetics and understanding of sources of hereditary variation and mechanisms that maintain variation within populations (Provine 1971).
They exhausted treatment options in the United States and then in Europe, but the cancer simply would not be overcome.
In this case, the QTL would remain effective (would not be overcome), but the pathogen would compensate for its effect by indirect selection.
This seemed likely since neutralizing anti-BTX-A antibodies would not be overcome by switching to another BTX-A formulation, and high antibody titers could prevent a response even to larger doses.
SCHELLER: In 2008, we heard from Geron-Corporation-funded Oxford scientist Paul Fairchild that the immune challenge with hESCs wouldn't be overcome.
Then, if he followed the path of urban school reform, the President would say terrorism will not be overcome by throwing money at the problem.
Nevertheless, it'd be hard to watch Jimmy Kimmel's opening monologue on Monday night and not be overcome.
But in a sign that opposition would not be easily overcome, A.F.L.-C.I.O. said in a statement that it remained "strongly opposed" to the Colombia trade agreement, although it said it would consult with the Obama administration and unions in Colombia about the deal.
Furthermore, sympathetic blocks or the use of vasodilatory agents may overcome ischemia that is dependent on arterial vasospasms, which represents a functional reduction in blood flow; this, however, would not be able to overcome ischemia associated with capillary no-reflow, which represents a physical reduction in blood flow.
