Being able to surmount an unexpected problem as it happens—the sooner you can surmount it, the better you perform.
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Here's how you can surmount the stigma and find help.
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There's another challenge that's proving difficult to surmount: public apathy.
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First, though, the HSR had to surmount a host of obstacles.
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Is there any way the small policeman can surmount the DFS?
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But the obstacles are daunting and could take years to surmount.
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The bill will have to surmount steep political obstacles to become law.
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Another important biological hurdle that AI can help people surmount is complexity.
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We are commonly depicted as objects to obtain or challenges to surmount.
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So write down the obstacles you foresee and how you'll surmount them.
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And the GOP had no consensus on how to surmount this difficulty.
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But with well-marshaled evidence and clear presentation, prosecutors can surmount the difficulties.
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"Proof is a very hard level to surmount in any issue," Gjerde says.
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How did it surmount massive cultural, geopolitical and linguistic barriers without breaking a sweat?
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Trump faces one problem that he has not been able to surmount so far.
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Some have come up with workarounds for how to surmount some of these limits.
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The wheel's excellent on most surfaces and even helped my CHiP surmount low obstacles.
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For many Ukrainians, the best way to surmount these obstacles is reintegration with Europe.
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According to Walsh, there is also one more challenge that they need to surmount.
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She plays Rose with an effusiveness that doesn't surmount her resolve or her sorrow.
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Undoing these disparities requires firms to surmount their frequently demonstrated tendencies to discriminate, often unconsciously.
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Basketball analysts have attempted to surmount these statistical challenges using a series of advanced techniques.
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We must summon the courage to surmount opposition from special interest groups, like the NRA.
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Our failure to surmount all of these factors has helped make the glass ceiling bulletproof.
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But will efforts to reduce drug costs surmount the industry's aggressive lobbying and campaign contributions?
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He has interviewed seven times for managerial openings and has yet to surmount that hurdle.
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But some policymakers perceived tremendous environmental and public benefits if they could surmount that hurdle.
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Let's say you surmount the obstacle of a cover job, and actually meet someone you like.
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Will a smart chatbot be enough to surmount the lead of Amazon's Echo or Facebook's Messenger?
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It's tough for any woman to surmount centuries of institutionalized sexism and win the top job.
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But it, too, is struggling to surmount one of the country's worst economic slumps in years.
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"They might also have cultural hurdles to surmount, with our societies being mostly gerontocratic," Fawole adds.
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"German banks must find their own way to surmount the challenges facing them," a ministry spokeswoman said.
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She'll need to surmount existing prejudice against Natives that runs rampant in many of those small districts.
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That's a tough threshold that few companies take the time or energy to even begin to surmount.
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History teaches that determined people will evade, penetrate, surmount, and tunnel under even the most imposing structures.
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Black and Latino applicants are often trying to surmount not only poverty, but also inferior public schooling.
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Or Celeste, whose heroine, Madeline, has to surmount both inner and outer obstacles while climbing a mountain.
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The TFA is supposed to surmount these hurdles by, for example, setting standards, streamlining processes and squeezing fees.
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It doesn't take a degree in statistics to determine that such margins are next to impossible to surmount.
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Yet fiendish institutional and legal problems over security abound, and there is little time left to surmount them.
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SO LOOK, I THINK IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT, BUT I DON'T THINK IT'S IMPOSSIBLE FOR US TO SURMOUNT.
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Language hurdles can be difficult to surmount; qualifications earned in one country may not be recognised in another.
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Along the way, he would surmount resistance, both tacit and vile, and also defend himself on the ice.
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With its achingly slow build and understated performances, "The Clovehitch Killer" strains to surmount its lack of urgency.
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But Trump has usually been more comfortable calling attention to divisions than calling on people to surmount them.
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So stoic, so strong because of his battle and what he had to surmount in the wake of it.
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It seems like everyone is using translation apps to surmount it — and laughing together when it produces nonsensical results .
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But in their efforts to surmount one regulatory hurdle, DraftKings and FanDuel may soon find themselves faced with another.
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The pressure on designers to drive revenue, however — and this goes for visionaries, even — is too high to surmount.
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O'Rourke has become an increasingly polarizing figure in the polls and has never been able to surmount Cruz's lead.
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Each of those issues will challenge America's ability to surmount its differences enough to set a shared national direction.
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"Unfortunately," Cassandra Stamm wrote, Sanchez "never acquired the tools necessary to surmount the crippling psychological deficits" his childhood caused.
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Hanks does a lot with Bradlee—more than you'd expect, given the twin obstacles that he has to surmount.
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That may have helped solve the cost problem, but the government had many other cultural and ethical issues surmount.
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They fall for politicians who lie about the source of their problems and about how they can surmount them.
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But that was only one of the hurdles he would have to surmount to take custody of the girl.
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If Apple can build this technology into everyone's iPhone cameras, it could surmount one of AR's biggest distribution challenges.
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Almost every species on the planet has used diversity for adaptation in order to surmount environmental difficulties and survive predators.
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Doubts about whether she can surmount her trust issues are likely to track her all the way to election day.
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Biden will call on those innovators to help him find smart solutions to surmount some of cancer research's biggest hurdles.
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Victor, a low-key family man with an interest in wind-surfing, has also had to surmount some traumatic episodes.
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Democrats running in 2900 face three major dangers which pose significant threats, which the party can and must successfully surmount.
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But "Meru," which follows a breathtaking attempt to surmount the Shark's Fin in the Himalayas, does the climbing thing better.
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If these people could surmount what they had lived through as a very young person, who am I to complain?
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" She added, "I have to somehow surmount whatever is going on in my body and concentrate on the court's work.
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We revere these figures, if for nothing else, because they were able to surmount the confines of their original calling.
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The rivalry between BAE and Dassault will also be hard to surmount; neither would readily give up its lead status.
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Too high a score would draw unwanted attention, while too low a score wouldn't help the students surmount admission hurdles.
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Like Amazon and Microsoft, it owns a worldwide network of cloud-computing data centres, which could help surmount technological niggles.
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Boeing was already working to surmount other technical and safety-related challenges on the multibillion-dollar NASA human spaceflight program.
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However, the decentralized nature of small-scale renewable projects may surmount this problem, with lines only being installed in localized areas.
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The rover can surmount obstacles smaller than 8 inches in height (20 centimeters) and ascend hills no steeper than 20 degrees.
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But just as hopelessness makes it more difficult to surmount obstacles along individual paths to success, it also inhibits social change.
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There was, however, one small obstacle left to surmount before the game could be in either soldiers' or the public's hands.
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And as Republican leaders try to surmount these obstacles, public support for the plan is weak as the debate gets underway.
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And if we can surmount such tragedy, and now achieve this historic political milestone, certainly we can rise above Trump's words.
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Yet one can only marvel at the determination and the fortitude needed to surmount the slights and obstacles of that time.
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The survey found Sanders has some challenges to surmount as well, particularly the fact that he labels himself a Democratic socialist.
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Ms Bush had already set the bar so high that even she, let alone her contemporaries, would thereafter struggle to surmount it.
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There's potential for a rich romantic story — obstacles to surmount, revelations to have — to occur after the initial OKCupid-facilitated set-up.
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Is it an irrational game of hitting walls and then doing what it takes with the dicks to surmount, survive, and thrive?
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"But that's O.K." Jes Staley has led Barclays for three years, helping it surmount legal troubles and find a surer financial footing.
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At first, she greeted this as just another set of obstacles to surmount, but as time went on, she began to despair.
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" It also violated the federal law itself and the court declared that such actions "cannot surmount the plain text [of the law].
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Sentiment remains reasonably high that the market can surmount an ever-increasing array of challenges that threatens the longest bull run in history.
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Holm was a massive underdog, uninspiring in her two previous UFC wins and showing nothing to suggest she'd surmount Rousey let alone survive.
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A Norwegian tour guide told The Telegraph accidents like these are bound to happen when people surmount a path they aren't ready for.
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But even if there is some sort of Meadows/Ryan/Trump compromise, Republicans will have two more problems to surmount in the House.
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Applying the law to the president poses some extraordinary challenges, and no one, at least right now, has a plan to surmount them.
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" The Supreme Court Justice added, "I have to somehow surmount whatever is going on in my body and concentrate on the court's work.
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It's a truth universally acknowledged in the sporting world that the toughest obstacles to surmount are those we erect in our own minds.
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The top Senate Democrat, Chuck Schumer, said the GOP will need to surmount the 60-vote barrier in the Senate to get Gorsuch confirmed.
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But dripping, creaking, flowing, an art project by Katie Wood and Grant Macdonald, wants to surmount these barriers through our subjective relationship with sound.
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But new data helps us understand the basic lay of the land — and the barriers Sanders needs to surmount if he wants to win.
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It just seems as if there is a psychological problem to surmount before many of us feel comfortable using it to book a flight.
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Keaton's smooth brow and melancholy deadpan, customarily shadowed by a porkpie hat, express an ingenious, innocent determination to surmount whatever obstacles the universe imposes.
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To surmount such adversity, China relied on its soft power abilities, including its cultural strength to coerce its neighbors into cooperation and even assimilation.
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Even as Netflix, Amazon, AT&T, Verizon and others seek to figure out broadband-based video, mobile stands as the next hurdle to surmount.
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That's a bar that is becoming ever more difficult to surmount, because the placebo effect seems to be becoming stronger as time goes on.
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In the popular story, a group of brave children surmount numerous obstacles in a quest to "catch a big one" on a beautiful day.
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There almost certainly will be obstacles, even with big-money investors capable of providing the kind of cash that makes them easier to surmount.
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"Throughout the training manuals are dozens of blank pages where employees can write out plans that anticipate how they will surmount inflection points," he continues.
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There have always, of course, been more students entering college than graduating, entrants who found freedom or beer or Math 2000 too challenging to surmount.
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For lower-income women in those areas, a 200-mile round-trip drive to obtain the procedure may be a hurdle too high to surmount.
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But some public health officials say they doubt Juul and other companies will be able to surmount the regulatory hurdle if teenage use keeps climbing.
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But the immediate hill to surmount was singing opposite a character named Calogero, played by Adam Kaplan, and based on a younger version of himself.
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Blessed with the most infectious laugh in politics, Harris still has time to surmount her problems, finding a message and a rationale for her campaign.
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Back in June 2015, I laid out seven hurdles that any challenger to Clinton had to surmount in order to replicate Barack Obama's surprising 2008 upset.
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This porous and ungoverned region continues to present a major problem and the challenge posed by the ungoverned space will require multi-national cooperation to surmount.
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The other challenge that is still one that Upsie will continue to work to surmount as it continues growing is convincing consumers to change their behavior.
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"Being worthy of the promise of Normandy means never forgetting that free people, when they join forces, can surmount any adversity," Macron said through a translator.
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And on the other side of the marketplace, getting enough hosts with nice enough places to become hosts is a high hurdle for Globe to surmount.
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Sensitive, decorous and buffed by Eun-ah Lee's warm photography, "Front Cover" still strains to surmount its thin narrative and unfortunate dips into clichéd cultural comedy.
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That is a high hurdle to surmount — and according to Peter Baker, our chief White House correspondent, it's an almost impossible one in today's political reality.
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This is a great time to reassess the direction you want to head in and try to figure out how to surmount the obstacles in your life.
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The strong performance of a multiethnic party, Alliance for Change, in the last elections briefly raised hopes that the country finally began to surmount its colonial past.
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This kind of weather — the new normal of the future — may bring into place the kind of planning that would enable people to surmount the challenges safely.
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For much of 2017, the main concerns were political and the markets seemed to surmount them as easily as a robot dog opens doors (the latest internet sensation).
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Despite all their wrongdoings and missteps, this track posits that PC Music's next move could surmount the past and the label will enter a grand, strong, new epoch.
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The team was able to surmount injuries and finish with 109 points, fifth most in the N.H.L. They remained in first place in the Pacific Division from Dec.
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Sanders and his supporters may very well have a point as to why his campaign was unable to surmount Hillary Clinton's oft-mentioned "inevitability," despite his immense popularity.
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But as with naturalization efforts, there are some structural barriers, and it's not yet clear that more money, more organizations, and more buzz is enough to surmount them.
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Typical poverty alleviation strategies aim to boost a person's decision-making bandwidth so that they are always in a better position to surmount financial hurdles as they arise.
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As a teacher and a mentor, she helped him surmount a troubled home life and grow from an introverted boy who barely spoke to a world-class dancer.
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From the outset, there was little hope the American measure would surmount opposition from Russia, which proposed a rival resolution that was roundly rejected by the Security Council.
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The day before I met Jacqueline, Salzman introduced me to an 215-year-old high school student she was trying to help surmount Crohn's disease through Nxivm's technology.
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Yet the combined skills of the director, Gonzalo López-Gallego, and his cinematographer, José David Montero, can't surmount a story that gives us no one to invest in.
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The major indexes made dozens of approaches of their May 2015 records and declined every excuse to surmount them, so the current upside breach should at least be respected.
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"If we are able to surmount that $130 high-end resistance of that well-defined trading range, you could project another $50 of upside for that stock," Ross said.
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In these titles, L'Engle continued to explore the themes the fascinated her most, like cosmic evil, the fate of the universe, and the power of love to surmount all.
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The state's economy is big and diverse, but still not diverse enough to surmount the decline in energy prices that kept the state from a repeat win this year.
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But Pikul said that one of the biggest issues with soft robotics is the lack of control over the material, which scientists have been trying to surmount for years.
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What would be required to surmount this barrier, to give machines the ability to more deeply understand the situations they face, rather than have them rely on shallow features?
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The expert, David L. Wagner, a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Connecticut, noted that most insects can fly high enough to surmount a wall.
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Still, he said Duque&aposs 14-point advantage will be hard to surmount for Petro, whose main challenge is to convince voters he won&apost convert Colombia into another Venezuela.
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But before that career had really begun, Ms. Whitfield, on a San Francisco street in 1977, had to surmount the kind of life-changing obstacle that few singers ever face.
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That is one reason why even trying to surmount this issue is of interest to top VCs — particularly those who have worked in startups and fast-growing tech companies themselves.
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Now the only hurdle left to surmount for Jessica to achieve her true 16-wheeler queen status is to pose for the mud flap pin up shot she so rightfully deserves.
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Even Penn State could still compile an impressive record, although unlike its conference rivals it will not have had to surmount perhaps the Big Ten's biggest challenge: winning at Penn State.
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There's the shrug or dismissive laugh when he is trolled or overshadowed by Russia or China, rivals the Trump administration has yet to develop a coherent strategy to contain or surmount.
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The U.N. deployed a 300-member observer force to monitor a cease-fire, but peace never took hold and Annan was unable to surmount the bitter stalemate among Security Council powers.
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Californians shouldn't worry about getting their driver's licenses redone quite yet – the initiative has plenty of hurdles to surmount, even if it beats the odds and is approved by voters in November.
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As a fledgling writer myself, seeing a marginalized woman surmount the genre has been invaluable to developing my own self-confidence and belief that I too deserve a space of my own.
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And because the farm bill won't be considered under special "reconciliation" rules requiring only a majority vote, Senate passage will require support from at least nine Democrats to surmount an opposition filibuster.
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I responded that it's a tough question because if I say yes, then what that does is deny that individual the room to make a choice for themselves to surmount their background.
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And while Democrats won the House and several state legislative chambers in 251, gerrymandered Republican districts have proven to be a durable challenge for the party to surmount over the past decade.
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Those are big issues that aren't easy to surmount, but they become a little bit easier to deal with when you're able to build goodwill through cooperation on issues like climate change.
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While the Small Business Tax Equity Act takes an important step toward fulfilling the will of the American people, it does not surmount the blatant federal overreach of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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It's like a hurdle you have to surmount: the idea of their own self-identification as men, and what that means about them that they want to see Bridesmaids or listen to Bjork.
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The Spaniard's fans can muster plenty of evidence to support the case for their hero as the greatest player of all time, but the three-major deficit is a challenging disadvantage to surmount.
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Analysts have said the test appeared to show the continental United States is now within Pyongyang's range, though there are still technological hurdles to surmount before it can reliably hit the United States.
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The looming question remains whether this year's biggest moneymaker, "Black Panther," can surmount skepticism toward superhero movies and break into the awards race, after the well-regarded "Wonder Woman" was overlooked last year.
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The case against him was so weak, and the evidence of official misconduct so pervasive, that his lawyers were able to surmount the procedural obstacles put into place by Georgia judges and legislators.
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Moon's diplomatic outreach to North Korea for negotiations on North Korea's Olympic participation underscores the delicacy and constraints of South Korea's diplomatic position, while illustrating South Korean efforts to surmount rising geopolitical tensions.
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"It takes a very gifted writer to surmount cultural and geographical barriers for young readers — but author/artist Ann Grifalconi has that special talent," Arielle North wrote in The St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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This year the publications that impressed me most came from Italy and Poland, South Africa and East Asia; all testify to how art can surmount borders when politicians seem determined to fortify them.
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But mistrust in vaccines, militia attacks on health workers and limited health care resources are among the many obstacles health officials need to surmount to fight the second-deadliest Ebola outbreak on record.
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And as it nears the long-held aspiration of national revitalization, the coming decades may see China's impact on the world reach unprecedented heights — if it can surmount imposing domestic and international hurdles.
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It was a time when to have brown skin, to have an unusual name and Pakistani heritage felt like hurdles that a working-class boy like me would never be able to surmount.
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Privately, even Mr. Priebus's critics wondered how Mr. Kelly would surmount the same challenges — controlling a freewheeling president who often circumvents paid staff members by seeking counsel from a roster of outside advisers.
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And even changes in the political situation — say, Trump losing some of his base, or the Democrats retaking the House — wouldn't be enough to surmount that challenging two-thirds barrier in the Senate.
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The Panthers hadn't trailed in a game all postseason until this one, when Denver opened up a 10-0 lead in the first quarter that the Panthers ultimately narrowed but could never surmount.
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We need a word that emphasizes the power of Jessica's choice to be good, and surmount the person in her head that would rather just take the easy jobs and live an anonymous life.
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I will confess that before I saw him in Iowa, I also had the impression that he could never surmount the gravitas gap facing a candidate more famous for his time in a failed
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Abortion bans ask black doctors, who already often face hostile environments, to surmount these barriers in an environment where they could face criminal prosecution simply for doing the work they were trained to do.
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While the industry can clear bottlenecks for services and continue to access capital, it may not be able to improve drilling technology enough to surmount the looming geological challenges it faces, according to Papa.
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In contrast to the San Bernardino case, many of the cases listed by Apple and the Justice Department appear to involve iPhones using an older Apple operating system, which has fewer security barriers to surmount.
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Mr Corbyn would not have been able to surmount that barrier had it not been for some centre-right MPs feeling that, though he had no hope of winning, his candidacy would broaden the debate.
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Surveys of head-to-head voting intentions against her likeliest opponents suggest she would need to surmount daunting deficits—15 percentage points if she faces Mr Fillon, and a thumping 21 points versus Mr Macron.
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With a language barrier that he couldn't surmount, Palhares's personality seemed vaguely sociopathic, and the possibility that you might watch his heel hooks and kneebars turn into something truly awful became part of his allure.
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FREE SOLO Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, the married filmmaking team behind the acclaimed mountain-climbing documentary "Meru," follow the climber Alex Honnold on his quest to surmount El Capitan in Yosemite National Park.
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The United States can surmount these hurdles by influencing the Taliban's calculations through applying military pressure and offering political opportunity, and using our leverage with the Afghan political elite to ensure their commitment to negotiating.
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When poor children drop out of high school, someone who complains that these children don't have an adequate work ethic may be remembering educational hurdles that she managed to surmount early in her own life.
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Having elevated a huckster weak on jihadist history and doctrine and unaware of what his own government has learned over decades, the Trump administration now risks exacerbating the very security challenges it hopes to surmount.
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Their argument is pretty simple: Mostly, it's that there are huge challenges that we have to surmount this century to get any future at all, making this the most consequential of all centuries so far.
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Trump's strategy: Where he says he can win For Clinton, it's a summer to be endured rather than enjoyed, as she must surmount a series of obstacles before she can take a clear run at Trump.
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By throwing out the election on a matter of process rather than substance, the court has set a high bar for the commission to surmount in its repeat, says Michael Chege of the University of Nairobi.
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Western diplomats who met with top officials recently said the Cubans said little about how they planned to surmount the crisis and gave no indication they would allow more private initiative and capital accumulation by citizens.
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Perhaps Brontë felt it would be dishonest to glibly surmount in fiction the despair and heartbreak she had experienced as a young woman in Brussels, when she fell headlong in love with an enigmatic Belgian professor.
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When Angstrem-T began producing its first chips in 2016 after nearly a decade of false starts and delays, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev depicted the initiative as a way Russia could surmount already existing U.S. sanctions.
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If the government wants to overturn the amendment, it will require the three-fifths majority in Congress that was needed to pass it, a tall hurdle that Brazil's fractious party system is rarely able to surmount.
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Tomorrow, he'll be racing on Top Gear to recapture his spot from Simon Cowell at the summit of the show's "star in a reasonably priced car" league table—which he'll eventually surmount in episode nine, series 11.
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But it seems no cultural turning point was too sharp for the company to surmount, as Louis Vuitton today ranks as the world's No. 1 luxury brand, with its brand valuation topping $30 billion, according to Interbrand.
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Prosecutors can struggle to surmount high legal standards and gaps in the oversight of carmakers — gaps that stem from nearly five decades of hard lobbying from the auto industry to beat back efforts to strengthen criminal penalties.
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Setting a lander down on Mars is a much more complex engineering challenge than getting one into orbit, so scientists will be working toward figuring out how to surmount that challenge for the next few years before launch.
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This is the kind of company making the kinds of movies that people who care deeply about movies want desperately to succeed, so one can only hope that Ellison and her team surmount their considerable learning curve quickly.
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But it shouldn't be any more challenging to surmount than making cars fly, especially if we live by Andreessen's words: Imagine the world how it can be and then find a way to make that vision a reality.
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Last weekend as my immediate family gathered from Melbourne, Nimbin (look it up), London and Los Angeles to celebrate my sister's 30th birthday, we threw around some fun facts about the age milestone she was set to surmount.
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Congressional efforts to craft legislation to address the crisis have hit a series of roadblocks that McCarthy said he believes lawmakers could surmount before July 1, when Puerto Rico is scheduled to make the $1.55 billion debt payment.
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This sculpture was proposed by the artist as a "symbol of memory, optimism, and healing, in order to surmount the terrible events that took place in Paris," an homage to the victims of the attacks of November 13, 2015.
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The specific pricing for most of these incoming internet companies isn't public yet, but to keep costs low enough to provide free or affordable coverage, they'll have to surmount the economic hurdles that have bankrupted a litter of satellite internet companies.
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Abe is seeking to forge a personal bond with Trump that would surmount Japanese fears about his critical campaign trail rhetoric and reaffirm the US guarantees crucial to Japanese security as China asserts itself and North Korea threatens aggressive steps.
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But of course we've had plenty of Republican presidents since 1961, so the record-setting nature of the current index is a noteworthy development with potentially big implications for the future — if Democrats can surmount the challenges of political geography.
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But the company never opened itself up to more scrutiny regarding just how much power it was delivering, how fast a phone would actually charge and whether the tech could surmount practical issues like phones moving or being blocked by clothing.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Prime Minister Scott Morrison's Liberal Party faces a tight election contest in Australia's largest state on Saturday, polls suggest, as a strong economy and a troubled opposition may not surmount voter anger over the removal of his predecessor.
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OneWeb, a project being put together by, among others, Intelsat, the Virgin Group and Airbus Industries, is based on the idea that modern antennae can surmount this communication problem, and that the smallsat approach can sort out the coverage problem.
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These sequences, punctuated with two-answer questions about love and life, play out through increasingly tougher levels climbing-based block puzzles that Vincent has to surmount before the ground falls out from underneath him and sends him tumbling to his death.
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Still, if Mr. Musk and his cousins, Lyndon and Peter Rive, can trounce the competition and surmount their financial woes — and those are very big ifs — the integrated company they are trying to assemble could be in a position to dominate.
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Mike Trout recorded three hits and a sacrifice fly, and though the A's made a valiant attempt at a comeback, scoring a run in the eighth and another in the ninth, they were unable to surmount the late eight-run deficit.
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"It's a truth universally acknowledged in the sporting world that the toughest obstacles to surmount are those we erect in our own minds," noted the writer Alex Hutchinson last year in anticipation of a record-breaking 2017 marathon in Berlin.
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But as President Trump lands in the country to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, the country's worst economic slumps in years looms over the talks — one that the Trump brand, along with countless others there, is struggling to surmount.
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Lamentably, gathering that crash data to quell the appetite of skeptics keen to sow concern may prove just as vital to the ultimate success of highly automated vehicles as overcoming the technical challenges that developers are in a race to surmount.
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Psychologically, the diary contains the completely rounded story of the development of a social nature; one lives in suspense, watching it unfold: will she understand her mother; will she surmount her perplexities; will she comprehend her body-changes, so frankly described?
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Withings is some way out of the initially hard part of simply getting products designed, working, made and out into the market, but it will still have to contend with keeping the business operating and growing — challenges that Nokia clearly could not surmount.
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The 2017 title game was thus not just a victory for the Tar Heels, but also for models like Mr Pomeroy's, and more broadly for the ability of quantitative analysts to surmount the unique quality-of-competition challenges posed by American college sports.
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Most extra-continentales know that immigration is complicated in the United States, but they see it as a set of bureaucratic obstacles that are easier to surmount than those in Europe and far easier than what they have endured to get there.
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That is admirable, but for a team that is struggling to find its offensive muscle and a full rotation and cannot count on its redoubtable relievers — Dellin Betances, Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman — to pitch every night, the Yankees have plenty to surmount.
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The obstacle he found impossible to surmount was the long-running euroscepticism within his own party, which, along with a perceived threat from the new, anti-EU UKIP party, persuaded him to try to lay the issue to rest by calling a plebiscite.
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Recent rallies have failed to surmount the threshold on the S&P 21.8 — around the 22014 mark — from which stocks fell hard two months ago on a swirl of China trade salvos, Facebook privacy scandal and the latest Federal Reserve rate hike.
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In overlapping ways, the election results and the hearings -- in particular Trump's characteristically belligerent response to them -- have highlighted each of his three greatest potential electoral vulnerabilities in 2020, as well as the offsetting strengths that may allow him to surmount those weaknesses.
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He delivered Houston (36-37) a one-point lead entering the fourth quarter with a step-back jumper at the buzzer and helped engineer a 13-2 run that lifted the Rockets to a 92-80 lead that Toronto threatened but couldn't surmount.
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In resetting health care reform in these ways — and I don't rule out that other, balanced approaches bear consideration also — Congress can surmount the fatal flaws of both Obamacare and the current approaches: the reflection of a single partisan point of view.
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And so here we are: on the cusp of a new season, our heroine returning for another year — this time with a kid of her own, a stable romantic partner, and a rocky relationship with her boss that she'll have to surmount or sidestep.
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In more open economies like America's, where companies face more overseas competition and bondholders are more likely to turn to other markets, the obstacles would be harder to surmount—supposing that the idea of the government raising wages could be stomached in the first place.
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Many legal experts doubt that criminal prosecutions are likely to deliver the type of reform the Black Lives Matter movement has sought, both because of how rarely the facts surmount the legal standard and because trials of individual officers will not necessarily change departmental policies.
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Fit City If you like stories about courageous people with terrible handicaps who surmount insurmountable odds to attain a glorious triumph and then run around high-fiving everyone and shrieking "whoo" while stirring music plays in the background, this isn't the one for you.
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And yes, of course, there may come a point when the obstacles that we are facing are too great for us to surmount through ordinary or polite means, and extralegal, extra-parliamentary means will be necessary to effect the change that we want to see.
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Instead of concentrating on my aches and pains, I just know that I have to read this set of briefs, go over this draft opinion and so I have to somehow surmount whatever is going on in my body and concentrate on the court's work.
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It's nevertheless difficult to completely surmount questions -- other than the cash grab -- of elevating this to a movie, even if the sense of finery is understandably heightened by the family's guests, yielding the sort of dazzling imagery will likely renew tourism interest in Highclere Castle.
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But in this second "Year of the Woman," it's possible that more women like Katie Wilson could wind up on the ballot — if they can manage to surmount the same long-held sexist and racist stereotypes about single motherhood that make voters so curious about Wilson's parenting.
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Instead, it positions them as the natural, albeit deeply fucked up, response to women's experience of everyday life, where no amount of education and skill can surmount the fact that women are still evaluated by the world, first and foremost, by our perceived hotness and likability.
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Superficially the senator from Texas is a classic overachiever, whose ability to surmount Himalayan obstacles—such as winning that office in his first-ever political race—bespeaks and fuels an adamantine self-confidence; the sort whose warp-speed ascent is powered by strenuous calculation and fearsome intelligence.
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Instead of sounding like a confident President, one who reassures citizens that together we'll surmount the challenge that terror acts present, while maintaining a free and open society consistent with our values, Mr. Trump has sounded like he is on the campaign trail playing to his base.
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PARIS — France's prime minister announced on Monday that he would step down and run in primary contests to be the Socialist candidate in presidential elections next year, despite predictions that he will struggle to surmount strong dissatisfaction with his government and deep divisions on the left.
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As Dr. Hecker, a man who has built his share of nuclear weapons, noted last week, any weapon that could travel that far would have to be "smaller, lighter and surmount the additional difficulties of the stresses and temperatures" of a fiery re-entry into the atmosphere.
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Bradley Tusk, an early Uber investor who signed on to help the company surmount political and regulatory barriers in 2011, own shares said to be worth $100 million, though he too gave up 42 percent of his equity in a secondary sale to SoftBank, he recently told TechCrunch.
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It remains to be seen how well all these services work outside the Apple ecosystem, and whether opening up things like Apple Pay and Siri will be enough to surmount the lead of companies like Amazon, which has been aggressive about forming partnerships and developing frictionless ways to purchase.
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WASHINGTON — Just two days before Puerto Rico plans to default on a large debt payment, the Senate on Wednesday passed and sent to the White House a relief measure to help the financially desperate island surmount its fiscal crisis, ending a grueling, monthslong effort to rescue the commonwealth.
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Mr. Trump's poor showing at Republican conclaves in Tennessee, a state he won, and in North Dakota in terms of accruing support emphasized a reality that he has not been able to surmount: an organization that cannot keep up with his poll numbers, speeches and support among voters.
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"While Brexit and Trump's election may have caused some trepidation to businesses and consumers this year, the truth is that technology continues to surmount international borders and bring people closer than ever before," Gary Reid, managing director of EMEA and APAC at digital marketing company Forward3D, told CNBC via email.
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And even in the best-case scenario for Democrats—a sweep of the White House, Senate, and House in 2100—they'd likely still need at least a few Republicans to surmount the 60-vote threshold for new legislation and enact a plan to shift the US economy off of fossil fuels.
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Networks are aware of the early voting data, and if, say, the exit polls suggest Donald Trump will eke out a narrow victory in Nevada, networks will probably wait until some of the votes are counted to see whether Trump was really able to surmount Hillary Clinton's early voting lead there.
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A state already transformed racially and economically But on most fronts, Pastor argues, California has a good case that it has already gone through the same wrenching transitions that later powered Donald Trump's rise -- and developed a vision very different from his insular and racially-tinged nationalism on how to surmount that turmoil.
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Many observers believe that the great firewall's porousness is a feature, not a bug—that its architects see benefit in a barrier that does not completely alienate entrepreneurs, academics and foreign residents, but which most Chinese web-users will not have the energy, or the finances (VPNs usually require subscriptions), to surmount.
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The Clippers, a perennial pick to surmount the misfortune of their sad-sack and sometimes salacious past, are out of the N.B.A. playoffs again, knocked out this time by the overachieving Portland Trail Blazers, who needed six games to advance through the first round and into the Western Conference semifinals against the Golden State Warriors.
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To surmount those humps, Catch assembled a huge list of angel investors who've built a range of financial services, including NerdWallet founder Jake Gibson, Earnest founders Louis Beryl and Ben Hutchinson, ANDCO (acquired by Fiverr) founder Leif Abraham, Totem founder Neal Khosla, Commuter Club founder Petko Plachkov, Playable (acquired by Stripe) founder Tad Milbourn and Synapse founder Bruno Faviero.
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On one side are those who saw the slow recovery as a result of recession-specific problems such as a battered banking sector and the crumble in home prices; on the other, those who believe that demographic and perhaps technological changes have created a substantial hurdle for the economy to surmount, from which the credit and housing bubble only distracted us.
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But the bulk of the blame lies with policymakers who systematically shortchange community colleges financially, even though they are aware that community college students often need extra support to help them surmount the many obstacles to academic success that they face — working two jobs to make ends meet, for example, or missing class to take care of a sick child.
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And, if companies can figure out how to grow cells on a scaffolding of mushroom or celery, or arrange them using a 3-D printer (and also surmount issues with vascularization and oxygen diffusion), they'll have solved the defining challenge for meat replacements: building a sturdy approximation of muscle, fat, and connective tissue to produce full cuts of meat and fish.
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For the Predators did surmount that dreadful start, scoring once in a second period in which they held the Penguins without a shot on goal — a feat not achieved in the finals since the league began tracking the statistic during the 211-213 season, according to the Elias Sports Bureau — and then two more in the third, tying the score with 221 minutes 213 seconds remaining.
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Roberts was able to steal second base in the ninth inning of Game 4 of the 2004 American League Championship Series against the New York Yankees, which set off what has become known as one of the greatest comebacks in sports history — the Sox were able to surmount a 3-0 series deficit against New York, and would go on to sweep the St. Louis Cardinals to win the World Series.
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Indeed, as an independent startup — and despite its surge of viral popularity and obvious street cred with a long roster of creatives using the platform to try out new things and send their songs and other sound-based work into the world — the SoundCloud of yesterday never really managed to surmount the licensing and larger monetisation issues that all streaming companies face, despite raising a hefty $404 million in funding before today.
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One supports the visceral, kneejerk "FUCK THIS GUY" reaction that's so difficult for even the most tolerant of metal folk to surmount when confronted with such blatant fuckery and poserdom, and the other, that dares to suggest that the commodification of metal culture is a good thing—positing that a Bieber fan who buys a Purpose tour shirt may follow the logo's sharp angles down the left-hand path towards proper music eventually.
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" Endearingly, Helen is quick to tell the people around her exactly what she does not like about them, especially when those people are men: In one delightful passage, she ticks off a veritable five-paragraph essay explaining why she finds a suitor disagreeable, not neglecting to note that he is ugly, mean, old, and stupid before concluding that "finally, I have an aversion to his whole person that I never can surmount.
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But she can also be funny and wise: I was too buzzy to read, thinking of teacher, of her manner of saying there were sunsets everyday, that we weren't meant to be coffined and buried whilst all the time still living, that nothing of the dark was so enormous that never could we surmount it, that always there were new chapters, that we must let go of the old, open ourselves to symbolism, to the most unexpected of interpretations, that we must too, uncover what we've kept hidden, what we think we might have lost.
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My brain quickly overheated imagining the dizzying chain of obstacles and contingencies that DelGaudio and his collaborators must surmount for each performance: identifying attendees with sufficient time to obtain letters from families and friends; procuring enough letters to guarantee that, when the attendee picks a letter, it will be addressed to them; swearing the letter writers to secrecy; making sure, at every show, that an attendee for whom enough such letters arrived would be picked, seemingly "at random," by another member of the crowd; and on and on.
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