Overcome used in a sentence

Overcome in a sentence as a verb

We are not "the man" you're trying to overcome.

You can, as the US Marines put it, improvise, adapt, and overcome [2].

It was basically just an obstacle I had to overcome very damn day.

However, the claim that he's "overcome" bipolar this way is reckless and frankly dangerous.

There are a million people who claim they've "overcome" it, some through alcohol or street *****, some through nutrition and lifestyle changes.

After the economy has stabilized, the deficit problem can be overcome by growth.

As I learned more and more of it, I've been super impressed at how modern it is becoming, and how it is adapting to overcome its perceived flaws.

This country has gotten rid of slavery and overcome major hurdles of sexual and racial inequality.

"A motivated self-starter who can overcome or workaround issues independently" - Don't bother telling us we are asking for something impossible, that's your problem.