| However, even the surgical approach can be challenging, and may require tracheostomy with cervical lipectomy to overcome the technical barriers. |
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| He had to overcome a violent temper and a tendency to excessive self-criticism. |
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| In a three game marathon, it took all the skill and experience to overcome Dominic Sheridan of Cavan. |
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| I tried hard to overcome the great misfortunes that had befallen me and tried to finish my last days as a teacher with peace and faith in God. |
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| New generations of electronic ballasts have overcome many of the problems associated with early designs. |
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| The biggest lesson that he's taken almost five years to teach me is to overcome misfortune. |
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| While Prussia had used nationalism to overcome France's advantage in recruiting, it found that adopting a meritocracy was more difficult. |
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| This book clearly explains the cause of bad eyesight and how to use the Bates method to overcome it. |
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| Jack is trying to overcome the stigma of his megaflop movie, Last Year in Katmandu. |
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| Despite his tinsel heroics, Jeremy wasn't able to overcome his fear and says he won't be doing it again any time soon. |
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| He might be able to overcome that this year because he has had full workouts during the off season. |
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| A few moments' study will enable almost anyone to overcome his confusion and obtain a rudimental understanding of these subjects. |
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| Redwing are among the least robust of thrushes and vulnerable to mass mortality when overcome by cold spells. |
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| This city has taught me to persevere and shine and to overcome the toughest of hurdles and still come up smiling. |
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| I think in the aspect of being a person who has a great deal to overcome and a great amount of love to give. |
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| We need to overcome the mental block of panicking towards the closing stages of a match and letting in crucial goals. |
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| When he stroked a cover-drive to the fence, one of six boundaries, we realised that he had overcome the pain. |
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| Tcell ignorance in mice to Borna disease virus can be overcome by peripheral expression of the viral nucleoprotein. |
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| The timbals beat time dully, and the exhausted guests, overcome by drunkenness, nausea and vertigo, became silent. |
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| Even a short tour of the museum fills you with disgust and revulsion once you overcome your disbelief. |
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| In fact, the change in demographics is a slow-moving process that can easily be overcome by decent productivity gains. |
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| She tried not to be overcome by fear, but it was really hard due to the fact that his mouth was slobbering all over her neck. |
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| She was quite overcome by it all, real bone china crockery, real silver wear. |
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| In order never to be overcome by harm-doers, cultivate patience through mindfulness of the demerits of anger. |
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| Tears streamed quietly down a couple of faces overcome by the power of unexpected emotions. |
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| Perhaps I should sit down with a mug of mulled wine and a deep-filled mince pie before I get overcome with the excitement of it all. |
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| Where is the evidence that transferring the department to the Ministry of Justice will overcome whatever the problems were? |
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| Many of them have to compose themselves regularly to overcome grief at what the atomic bomb did and the mushroom cloud it left. |
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| Bacteria evolve so fast they will undoubtedly find a way to overcome this, too. |
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| Struggling against the current, he was overcome by the undertow several times before he managed to swim with the child to where the boys waited. |
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| Americans love success stories, especially tales of underdogs who overcome all odds to achieve success by their own efforts. |
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| He has overcome the problem he says many people encounter that of ending up in undemanding, badly-paid jobs. |
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| With lots of practice these two easy drills can help you to overcome any hesitation to ski icy slopes. |
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| By taking throws time after time, one must learn how to take falls and overcome the fear of being thrown. |
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| Sometimes we get in dangerous situations that can't be overcome by one person alone. |
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| Many dairy farmers use natural service sires to overcome problems associated with estrous detection. |
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| There is agreement in the wish to overcome the current situation as anomalous. |
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| The seizure of power by the proletariat did not overcome at one blow the country's economic backwardness and lack of culture, however. |
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| A royal charter of 1447 was acquired by the townsmen in order to try to overcome local disputes. |
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| They can also help overcome language and cultural barriers by acting as middlemen for immigrants dealing with the local authorities. |
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| One problem the team had to overcome was that zinc oxide, which is an essential component of the tires, disrupts the coupling process. |
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| The children have overcome their shaky start in life and all three love performing and dancing to Indian music. |
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| The staff gave all their love, care and support, thus enabling me to overcome my fears. |
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| I think that self-deception is, in a wealthy society, the main way that people overcome scarcity. |
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| In the end, Charles' robotic moonwalk was overcome by Anthony's jiggy jittering. |
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| This sweet, straightforward story has enough Irish charm to overcome the occasional blarney. |
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| One can overcome common allergies and other ailments by abstaining from non-vegetarian food. |
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| Do I love him enough to overcome my morbid dread of acarids or do I hate the acarids so much that I will risk losing my love? |
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| For the pagan, the alienation from divinity is so palpable and painful that it must be overcome at all costs, even if ethics are the price. |
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| Next to receive the accolades of the local community was Tony Gartland who displayed tremendous determination to overcome his medical condition. |
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| His suggestion that they drink lime or lemon juice, which is high in vitamin C, helped overcome the problem. |
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| The regime sought to overcome the quietism of the middle classes and of the long-suffering peasantry with the propaganda of national greatness. |
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| We should be aware of what can hamper our achievement and make the effort to overcome it. |
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| One industrial application of acid-base titration is in the attempt to overcome the damage from acid rain and related air pollution. |
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| Awkward swimmers, frogfish overcome this problem by using jet propulsion to improve their poor swimming ability. |
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| They allow him unusual balance, enabling him to overcome gravity and stay upright when he should be prone. |
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| God asks us to overcome what we cannot see, take a leap of faith and believe and trust in him. |
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| Conscientious readers will find it slow going unless they overcome the constant temptation to turn to the references section. |
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| Nevertheless, the fluidity of the text is generally not powerful enough to overcome the greater sense of disjointedness and jumpiness. |
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| The cute toddler was put up for adoption within days of being born and has already overcome a liver transplant. |
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| Modern logic is far in advance of the logic of Aristotle and has overcome some of the limitations. |
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| Today's plug-in electric cars cannot cost-effectively overcome range anxiety while fuel cell cars continue to be limited by infrastructure. |
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| Her brilliance at the keyboard is an inspirational example of how talent can overcome adversity. |
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| He has overcome massive adversity throughout the last three-and-a-half years. |
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| In both, the aim is to overcome adversity, and those who are most successful are those who have done that best. |
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| Swimming with dolphins has had an amazing effect on many people, helping them overcome a variety of afflictions. |
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| So why do we allow it to go on day after day, year after year and never spend time, or money, to find a way to overcome it? |
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| Their ability to overcome these deficiencies was due to the aggressiveness of their unit tactics. |
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| Fortunately my powers of reason have not been entirely overcome and obliterated by received wisdom. |
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| The government's policy of networking all schools should help overcome this problem by targeting the kids directly. |
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| Each downstroke of the wing of birds produces a small upward acceleration of the body to support the weight of the body and overcome drag. |
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| York City defender Chris Smith reckons to have overcome his biggest hurdle on the long road to full fitness. |
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| Contemplating my plan, I am so overcome with emotion that I suddenly feel weak and sink to my knees. |
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| If there are difficulties with Stay Safe, then it behoves us to overcome the difficulties and ensure children have the information. |
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| It takes time and effort to overcome such obstacles that are inevitable in a worthy and noble endeavour. |
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| Just throwing people together in hopes of providing personal contact is not enough to overcome this sort of behavior. |
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| I've been trying for some time to help Suzy overcome a bad case of writer's block, partly by encouraging her to blog. |
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| This implies first, that women must begin to overcome the alienation from, and learn again to be one with their bodies. |
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| The home side struggled to overcome Edinburgh, but despite labouring for long periods the grit of the Irish forwards eventually saw them through. |
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| Death becomes the all-encompassing horizon that organizes the experience of time and generates all the efforts to overcome time. |
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| Clan wrestlers could not overcome the strength behind the reigning champion, Brock University. |
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| Thus, the root problem she addresses can be overcome by reintegrating our understanding of divine will and divine nature. |
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| The second youth, probably seeking to rescue the first, was probably overcome by fumes as well. |
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| Religion then consists in obeisance to these larger forces, to overcome our fear and dread of the future. |
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| A retired teacher tried to overcome my five-year break and prepare me for the matriculation examination. |
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| Hopefully, the drawbacks will be overcome before somebody else takes a painful tumble on the daunting steps in the inky gloom. |
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| Realizing they can't overcome their own dialogue, they amusingly pitch their performances somewhere past the balcony. |
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| Student actors had to overcome any natural reserve for their raunchy roles in a new stage play in Manchester. |
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| The three leads approach their roles with gusto, but it's simply not enough to overcome a weak and wandering screenplay. |
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| Security forces could employ the weapon to overcome resistance without resorting to force, their paramount aim. |
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| You feel aligned with others, and resolute in your determination to overcome it. |
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| The father-of-two was bedridden for months as he battled to overcome extensive injuries. |
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| People with depression need help and support to overcome a problem that often responds well to treatment. |
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| That may be so, but why should someone suffer from society's slights if she can overcome them with a nip here and a tuck there? |
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| Berlusconi has had to overcome considerable personal animosity towards Chirac to offer him his support. |
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| Phoenix and New Hampshire prosecutors have, at least, overcome their leeriness at even charging bishops or cardinals. |
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| A key element in this process will be the capacity of the Argentinian Left to overcome its divisions. |
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| He looked at her, dwarfed by the immense bed, and suddenly felt a huge swell of protectiveness overcome him. |
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| There will be tribulation and people will revile you and slander you, but he has overcome and that we live for that. |
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| Research on a fellow primate, the rhesus monkey, reveals a gender gap in spatial cognition, but one that it is easily overcome with training. |
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| Let a man overcome anger by love, evil by good, greed by liberality, the lie by truth. |
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| It makes you understand why she needed to overcome negative experiences through sexual liberation. |
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| You can often overcome somebody with a lot more physical strength just by your agility and lightness of movement. |
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| Sutherland recently had to overcome objections before returning the club to a private limited company to finance the ground reconstruction. |
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| It's about how these children, many of whom lack self-confidence and are on the road toward delinquency, overcome challenges through this class. |
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| Secondly these students deserve the chance to overcome this initial hiccup, to show whatever aptitudes, abilities they have. |
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| An injured runner who has overcome a rare lung condition to compete in marathons has turned to aqua jogging to get him back on the road. |
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| Flavors need to be developed to give a fuller, more robust and complete profile to overcome the lack of sugar. |
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| Still my family are so overcome by this momentous event they have arranged a big party for me when I go home tomorrow night. |
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| It's not enough that they have to overcome massive logistic and financial woes. |
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| However, you can learn to live with loneliness, to overcome it and survive. |
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| This can be overcome with increased diuretic doses or combination regimens that include both a thiazide diuretic and a loop diuretic. |
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| The priest's accent is thick, and he falters in his memorized patter about the church's attempts to overcome poverty and prejudice. |
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| The man who's sleeping upstairs is overcome by the smoke and dies of asphyxiation. |
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| Should the Barbadians overcome El Salvador, they will qualify for a September Group 2 play-off with either Peru or Mexico. |
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| To overcome this problem, the astronomers devised a new and highly efficient strategy. |
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| The thermals are strong enough to overcome the north winds and it is easy to climb up on the lee sides of the peaks and ridges. |
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| Further into the record, the band invests in smaller details, and when it does the songs overcome the lyrical shortcomings. |
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| They can take the two seats if they overcome the risk of dragging each other down. |
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| Such a device uses electrical power to maintain a charge and overcome the temporary tendency of triboelectricity. |
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| The backs have overcome their attacking troubles, and shuffling players around in positions seems to have paid off. |
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| Hampered by such reduced status, the pair start out once again to overcome Jaffar, this time with the aid of a genie and a magic carpet. |
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| What it is is an impressive example of how successive dilutions can overcome a huge number, namely Avogadro's number. |
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| Proposing the means by which this group psychopathology can be overcome is a task of magnitude beyond the scope of this work. |
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| While tariffs and import quotas have fallen for farm goods, U.S. agribusiness outfits still must overcome complex import-licensing procedures. |
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| Is it possible that a glimpse of the awesome majesty of the night sky, once revealed, would help to overcome anti-social behaviour? |
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| This is an integral part of the perspective to overcome class antagonisms and enable the working class to master society. |
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| Worse still, when the singer finishes they are often overcome with emotion, as they burst into tears and then hug everyone around them. |
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| In order to overcome this difficult period, we have decided to change BOWLING DIGEST'S frequency from a bimonthly to a quarterly. |
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| All sides have acknowledged that the conflict is a bar to the humanitarian work needed to overcome the disaster. |
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| But Don's the quintessential quiet guy who must overcome his cowardice and be a man. |
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| Dean will have to do a lot more than man up to overcome the President's popularity. |
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| The Scottish Conservatives struggled to overcome the legacy of Thatcherism. |
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| His early manhood was partly devoted to using the second to overcome the first. |
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| Augustine's interaction with the philosophy of Neoplatonism helped him overcome the last vestiges of Manicheanism in his thinking. |
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| It lost money despite the studio's efforts to recut the film so as to overcome aspects of it that had caused preview audiences to reject Huston's original version. |
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| For all his defects, he had the qualities that are most needed to overcome the defects in our current political system. |
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| When he finally did reach the doorway he stood in it, glancing back at the room of his child, overcome with emotions of pride, fear, hope, happiness and also, loneliness. |
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| And that suggests these attacks were such that the victims were driven to overcome the usual reluctance to file a report. |
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| It seems to destroy the autotoxins and overcome the nervous inactivity. |
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| Nathan's injured pride overcome by his desire to be made whole. |
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| What may be the most impressive adaptation of archerfish is their ability to learn to overcome the physics of the refraction of light passing from air into water. |
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| It is up to you to decide whether sparkling stop-motion animation, catchy music, and a hearty dose of dry British humor is enough to overcome an uninvolving allegorical plot. |
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| Through experiences of community, rituals, and teachings, the mythopoetic men sought to overcome negative images of masculinity by creating new ones from myths and poems. |
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| Back to the much reviled second installment of my two-parter on beating racism which, unlike the heat, can't be overcome by drinking a mint julep and relaxing in the shade. |
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| To overcome these impediments, at least two tour operators bring visitors into the region. |
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| The majority of Asian cultures regard man as part of nature and believe that man should not try to overcome or master nature but should learn to adapt to it harmoniously. |
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| One victim was so overcome by having to relive the terror that he broke down in the witness box and the case had to be adjourned to let him recompose himself. |
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| He needed encouragement to overcome his alienation and moodiness, not vicious swipes. |
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| Not only will it help people to need help, but also it will help overcome stigma because I believe if insurance covers mental illnesses, it will be all right to have them. |
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| This is why we must bind together to overcome them, as we pursue happiness, seek to improve our lives, and develop the ideal society of which we are capable. |
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| An occasional soul, defying all these constrains, wants to realize this truth and overcome illusion, and such a yearning soul is a fit person to become a disciple. |
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| To overcome the bonds that are present between the sodium and chloride ions and the bonds that are present between the water molecules, energy is needed. |
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| It frightens the psychological concept of oneself that all of us rely on to maintain our dignity and overcome uncertainty in life. |
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| Once you realize that racialism is at the root of so many problems you can begin to overcome it and then overlook the differences between yourself and others around you. |
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| How can the GOP overcome their shrinking electorate and see beyond the insulated conservative bubble? |
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| She was overcome with guilt, and as she soothed me, she promised herself no harm would ever come to me again. |
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| The utopians ' mistake of hyperrationalism is also one of the errors of the post-modernists, who hold that irrational prejudices may be overcome by multiculturalist homilies. |
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| Afrocentrism, with its all-too-common androcentric bias, still has far to go to overcome its seemingly inherent myopia regarding the thought of black women. |
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| These moves were designed to help us use our minds to overcome the physical pain of impending childbirth, and created a sense of accomplishment at the end of class. |
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| They had overcome everything from religious persecution to blindness to crushing family responsibilities. |
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| A group of teenage theatre-lovers who have overcome disability to tread the boards and win rave reviews have had their acting ability endorsed at the highest level. |
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| If the two companies can overcome that hurdle, they must then clear three others to secure the exemption they seek. |
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| In my opinion, if the Government bans begging, the racketeers would nullify it by using their contacts with the political parties to overcome the ban. |
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| So occasionally it is necessary to try to overcome the sense of being institutionalised by well-paved roads and street lighting and delve into the wilds of Oxfordshire. |
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| And in fifth gear it simply didn't have enough oomph to overcome gravity. |
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| Ultimately, however, Bryan's attempt to overcome sectionalism by restraining public recollection of the war was no match for the tactics of his opponent. |
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| She was separated from her colleagues after they were overcome by smoke and heat and ordered to withdraw. |
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| The manna taught the Israelites to overcome their belief that they had to compete with one another-and to trust that there would be enough for everyone. |
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| First, she had to overcome her stage fright to go head-to-head with the big boys. |
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| In 1959 he became professor, by which time he had welcomed in the new NHS and done much to make his colleagues overcome their antagonism towards it. |
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| Some vineyards affected by copper toxicity in the Bordeaux area are much reduced in vigour, but the problem can be overcome by adding lime to the soil. |
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| He also has overcome bladder cancer and a quadruple bypass on his heart. |
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| He might have overcome his drawl, lobbying past, and imperceptible poll ratings to win the GOP nomination. |
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| They found a way to combine the economic interests of publishers, bookstores, and poets to overcome the financial marginality of serious literature. |
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| Baker responds with two stunning performances, even though I have to overcome my resentment that she's snatched a solo cantata usually taken by baritones and basses. |
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| In the picture, she's really overcome with emotion, so beside herself with glee and honor at having won a Golden Globe, that it's all she can do to remain vertical. |
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| Remember the primary drive for the ego from the Adlerian perspective was to overcome a fundamental sense of inferiority derived from childhood experiences. |
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| Another role of Mercosur is to help member countries to overcome their internal problems such as those linked with public administration and the control of inflation. |
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| There are plenty of genuine guys out there who are regularly passed over by women overcome by their innate spontaneous attraction to overly confident self-worshipers. |
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| One of the most difficult manufacturing issues to overcome was how to install power trains for both front and rear-wheel drive vans on a common production line. |
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| The best accumulator bet would be that United will be in at the death, that Leeds push them to the limit, and that Liverpool will win the Uefa Cup if they can overcome Bara. |
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| The following are some suggestions to stay healthy and overcome the blahs. |
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| The challenge of science is to overcome the constraints of our neurological wetware and understand a physical world that we know only second-hand and incompletely. |
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| Shulgin, however, maintained that the drug could help patients overcome trauma or debilitating guilt. |
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| Lighting of lamps has the meaning of eliminating the darkness in the literal sense, and metaphorically it means to overcome and gain the knowledge of Enlightenment. |
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| The lamp posts in the park were designed to resemble toadstools, and the light they shed was not strong enough to overcome what was still left of the day. |
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| The note-taking during the reading of the Flusser book enabled me to overcome the travel sickness in the arrhythmic opening movement that is inevitable in an unfamiliar book. |
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| The lad and devoted dad must overcome corruption and indifference as they strive to make it in the rarefied world of the concert musician without connections. |
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| In those instances where there is potential for fertilisation and conception to occur, a variety of technologies are available to overcome infertility. |
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| Perhaps she is just overcome by the airlessness of a crowded room. |
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| The Ukrainian dialect was greatly strengthened during, and after, the 18th century when Ukrainian began to overcome Russian as the language of literary choice. |
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| In cities overcome with violence, war, and crime, there are many stories that contradict each other. |
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| What kind of advice would you give to young women to overcome that glass ceiling? |
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| In short, it's musically the very kiss of death for a Bach keyboard work, and nothing, no matter how otherwise salutary, can overcome or compensate for its employment. |
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| How we use technology to overcome the tyranny of distance and our small scale could define New Zealand and our place in the world in the 21st Century. |
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| And in so doing, he helped Gorbachev overcome domestic resistance and build momentum for further reform. |
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| With that in mind, corporations, associations, and government agencies clearly have a vested interest in working together to overcome this challenge. |
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| Our right to travel was overcome by national security imperatives. |
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| She fails to appreciate the congressional and constitutional obstacles Johnson had to overcome to win passage of the bill. |
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| Many throughout the country are grieving the deaths of those who perished in the struggle to overcome the Yanukovych regime. |
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| Jesus' invitation spoken from outside their doors is a request for fellowship with any individual, who will repent of and overcome the spiritual lukewarmness of their lives. |
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| He now says that his attempt on the world record will be put back at least a couple of months while he attempts to overcome the problem with the compressed air. |
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| What I represent is the fact that anyone in America can overcome their identity limitations and be truer to themselves. |
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| To overcome these issues, Honda has added a one-way clutch for engine braking that acts on the crankshaft instead of the torque converter during deceleration. |
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| Consequently, the court cannot find that the balance of harm tips strongly enough in plaintiff's favor to overcome the lack of meritoriousness the court has found. |
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| However Impressive back to back wins over Harlequins were not enough to overcome Munster in the pool stages of that season's Heineken Cup. |
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| She was overcome with emotion at the news of her friend's death. |
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| These are the people who will overcome the adversity, chaos, and destruction of combat and defeat the enemy in war. |
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| Such opportunities help learners to overcome their cack-handedness and to develop their ability to use equipment comfortably. |
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| The camera then cut to the woman on the front row who was clearly overcome and crying tears of joy. |
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| If you can embrace the suck, you can overcome almost any obstacle or difficulty. |
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| Catherine Tosenberger suggests that the joy of an enemyslash pairing lies in watching the antagonists overcome their differences. |
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| But sometimes the author saw with astonishment the bark overcome the gastricity. |
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| This condition is called the Malthusian trap, and it was finally overcome by industrialisation. |
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| Ignition voltage needs to be high enough to overcome the high resistance created by the air gap. |
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| The use of furrow widener or a longer mouldboard on the rear body will overcome the problem. |
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| During the Second World War the Vichy French presence in Tangier was overcome by that of Francoist Spain. |
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| A Second Coalition, consisting of Great Britain, Austria, Russia, and the Ottoman Empire, was formed, but it, too, failed to overcome the French. |
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| He found a haven in art to overcome the spells of depression which he suffered throughout his life. |
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| The exhausted population took three weeks to overcome the effects of an attack. |
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| Both branches encounter and overcome weirs and rejoin at Upper Parting, and the much diminished bore continues upstream. |
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| This should enable the Typhoon to overcome severe ECM environments and still engage its targets. |
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| In traditional rockets this is overcome by using multiple stages designed for the atmospheric pressures they encounter. |
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| If the holy river overcome him and he is drowned, the man who put the spell upon him shall take possession of his house. |
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| Remaining pockets of resistance were overcome region by region, primarily due to the work of an expanding network of monasteries. |
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| To overcome this, the gatehouse was developed, allowing those inside the castle to control the flow of traffic. |
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| They also show the Romantic ideal that Nature is powerful and will eventually overcome the transient creations of men. |
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| To overcome her resistance the king dismissed nearly the whole of her Portuguese retinue. |
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| To overcome these feelings, Johnson tried to constantly involve himself with various activities, but this did not seem to help. |
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| However, he remained preoccupied with his first wife's death and tried to overcome his remorse by writing poetry. |
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| No single study will ever be able to overcome any and all methodological limitations. |
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| Quasdanovich was overcome at Lonato on 3 August and Wurmser at Castiglione on 5 August. |
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| Despite the reversal, the attack had been seen as a success by the Allies and Germans as it proved that tanks could overcome trench defences. |
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| At this stage of the war, the Allies lacked the means and tactical ability to overcome strongly constructed Japanese bunkers. |
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| To overcome this problem, the Singapore government has been encouraging foreigners to immigrate to Singapore for the past few decades. |
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| This problem can be overcome by including all available price changes in the calculation, and then choosing the median value. |
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| Various designs of articulated locomotives were developed to overcome this problem. |
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| Fracturing occurs when effective stress is overcome by the pressure of fluids within the rock. |
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| This describes the movie-goer's wish to overcome the difference between herself and the star so that she can become more like the star. |
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| It has overcome the nimbyists and the naysayers to build a successful airline operation. |
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| In order to overcome this rejection, Agassiz embarked on geological fieldwork. |
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| To overcome this, the Typhoon employs what are now known as sensor fusion techniques. |
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| The festival continues to overcome a variety of challenges thrown up by its distance from key markets and the changed economic climate. |
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| Marxists argue that the establishment of a socialist mode of production is the only way to overcome these deficiencies. |
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| His work sought to overcome the perception propagated in the 1960s that learning two languages made for two competing aims. |
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| Henry thus had to overcome the superior claim of the Mortimers in order to maintain his inheritance. |
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| This caution was overcome by the discovery of such techniques as frottage and decalcomania. |
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| They were taken unawares and overcome when the room filled with a lethal, odorless gas. |
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| The change of name symbolised this, but the project still had to overcome many hurdles. |
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| Marine mammals have a number of physiological and anatomical features to overcome the unique challenges associated with aquatic living. |
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| Indeed, at the funeral of Geoffrey, he was so overcome with grief that he had to be forcibly restrained from casting himself into the grave. |
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| The large scale of the Soviet Union allowed it to overcome high losses in manpower and equipment. |
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| The sixty remaining French divisions made a determined resistance but were unable to overcome the German air superiority and armoured mobility. |
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| Radar systems must overcome unwanted signals in order to focus on the targets of interest. |
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| To overcome some of these limitations, the FAA is developing a new collision avoidance logic based on dynamic programming. |
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| The daily diet of the pigeon places many physiological challenges that it must overcome through osmoregulation. |
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| As these larger water droplets descend, coalescence continues, so that drops become heavy enough to overcome air resistance and fall as rain. |
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| This was overcome in early successful helicopters by using the smallest engines available. |
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| Only three were built, with a variety of different engines installed, in an attempt to overcome the lack of power. |
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| Rainfall in this giant desert has to overcome the physical and atmospheric barriers that normally prevent the production of precipitation. |
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| Lay down your arms, for we are told in Scripture not to render evil for good but to overcome evil by good. |
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| Through military victory, Prussia under Bismarck's influence had overcome Austria's active resistance to the idea of a unified Germany. |
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| Using polypaint with HD allows you to completely overcome the texture resolution limitations in previous versions of ZBrush. |
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| After much effort, she was able to overcome the pop tart label and be taken seriously as a musician. |
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| This improvement in internal affairs helped the Republic overcome the difficult years of the sharpest economic warfare phase. |
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| The physical would be obvious as the challenge to overcome capacity, lack of ship room, and food. |
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| We have not found here any factors that might overcome these considerations. |
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| As in the Maurice Debate, his sense of political tactics was, in Jenkins' view, overcome by his sense of Parliamentary propriety. |
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| This led Asquith to declare the King's intention to overcome the majority in the House of Lords by creating sufficient new peers. |
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| A wheel uses the law of the lever to reduce the force needed to overcome friction when pulling a load. |
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| These constructional deficiencies were overcome by the wheel with a compartmented rim which was a less heavy design with a higher lift. |
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| The tighter the tension band is, the more pull on the yarn, because the more friction the bobbin has to overcome to turn in sync with the flyer. |
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| The problem with a small roll is a reduction of stiffness, which is overcome using backup rolls. |
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| Plans to overcome these obstacles have been produced, but await the necessary funding. |
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| One of the major obstacles to be overcome was Chat Moss, a large bog that had to be crossed. |
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| Stephenson had started his career at a time when locomotives had little power to overcome excessive gradients. |
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| He must be cured of his thoughtlessness, he must accustom himself to living in society, he must overcome his inertia. |
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| In the 18th century four Chamonix men almost made the summit of Mont Blanc but were overcome by altitude sickness and snowblindness. |
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| These depressed him, and he initially strove to overcome ageing, sickness, and death by living the life of an ascetic. |
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| The financial planning profession as a whole now faces an uphill battle to overcome the reputational damage caused by one large bad apple. |
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| It is seen throughout this poem that Felicia Hemans is alarmed with the thought of war but her overall pride of nationality overcome this fear. |
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| Specially constructed electrodes are available which partly overcome these problems. |
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| Many of your best chances to overcome opposing decks lie in the development of a strong sideboard. |
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| Can the polysemic and nomadic meanings of a text such as the Qur'an overcome the unbewised efforts to reduce it to monologic decree? |
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| Sainsbury has also struggled to overcome supply chain problems that have left its shelves unstocked. |
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| Circumstantial evidence suggests that heavy infestation by viruliferous aphids can overcome the highest degree of host plant resistance. |
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| Both despair and wanhope are generally defined as a complete loss or lack of hope and being overcome by sense of futility or defeat. |
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| Now they must overcome a national embarrassment which threatens their chances of winning the World Championships Acapella in Copenhagen. |
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| They articles provides various techniques that the students can employ to overcome to writer's block. |
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| Two UAE musicians will get pride of place in the credits on Wyclef Jean's new album after helping the international star overcome writer's block. |
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| For example, one day while trying to overcome his traumatic separation from Helen Baird, he experiences anagnorisis in one of his classes. |
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| She began to fire her work in saggars packed with silica to overcome the problems of warping and splitting. |
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| Josef was overcome with emotion after storming to victory in front of a roaring crowd in the Aquatics Centre. |
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| September 14, regarded by many in the industry as an auspicious date, is when divers return to shore, many overcome with jubilance. |
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| Abduh's reformism was also to overcome the cultural duality that was created by modernization. |
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| Many are rescue dogs who have overcome the odds to bring comfort and joy to their human owners. |
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| In-image advertising has the potential to overcome many of the pitfalls of digital advertising, from banner blindness to low viewability. |
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| These competitors have the capital and cost structure to overcome barriers to entry. |
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| When her friends come over, she lets them hold her rosy boa to help them overcome any fears they might have, she said. |
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