Sentence examples for would try to overcome from inspiring English sources
All said they would try to overcome that stalemate.
On trade, he would try to overcome what Rubens Barbosa, an adviser, calls Brazil's isolation from global value chains.
He could tell what the author's problems would be, and how she would try to overcome them.
House Republicans said they would try to overcome the insurance industry's objections by having the government pick up most of the cost for a small number of beneficiaries with high drug expenses.
After the discussion, each participant identified a "personal experiment" in which she/he would try to overcome a particular barrier, and at the next session, she/he shared the result of the "experiment" and modified it if they were not initially successful.
How would Italy and, days later, England try to overcome Costa Rica's combination of pressure and a finely tuned offside trap?
And though there are no direct flights to Shreveport from Los Angeles and New York, city officials try to overcome what would seem to be a deal-breaker by doubling down on the hospitality.
"Then we try to overcome that.
We will try to overcome our enemies".
What negative character traits might she try to overcome?
