conquerable

Fatigue, however, is an always present but never conquerable enemy.

If anything seems conquerable, it is the solitude of Muslim singles.

It must be conquerable but not with brute force.

He, of course, is a professional athlete who was raised to believe that all opponents and odds are conquerable.

A separate map view shows the entire country broken up into distinct conquerable sectors.

Unless it's seen as a conquerable illness, the discrimination and stigma will remain."

In some places, bridges and causeways have leaped distances once conquerable only by boat.

"Cancer is conquerable and progress is being made."

All things are conquerable, even death itself."

Did it seem somehow manageable, even conquerable?

"The delta, like any woman," I said, "is conquerable.

Whenever a conquerable station comes under attack, any player with a key is sent a message, allowing them to organize a defense or a counter-attack.

We pronounced the course conquerable, even as we dispatched ball after ball into woods and water.

The papers were technical in nature, but they reflected a confidence that technology can render space as conquerable as any frontier.

The building loomed there under the night sky, in itself bright as day, alien and menacing, and no longer easily conquerable.

Its message is this: depression is conquerable.

For now, they seem to be limiting themselves to lifeless planets in unclaimed space, or easily conquerable worlds like Bajor.

But I still try to conquer the insomnia, and to a large extent I have done it; it is conquerable.

Living a comfortable existence in the suburbs, our confrontations with nature are few and conquerable -snow, rain, moles, rabbits, etc.

The Cyrillic alphabet, for all its idiosyncrasies, like the capital letter T that becomes a small m in script, turned out to be conquerable.

Horizontal illusions are conquerable, but vertical illusions aren't?"

Ma On Shan is a notoriously treacherous terrain, with rugged hill trails conquerable only by the fit and experienced.

"The paradox in the portraits of the warriors here is that though they are fierce-looking they are obviously conquerable," Theroux says.

Indomitable and un- conquerable, that's the ol* Homy Toad, even in the age of latex.

When the inner terror sowed in sleep was finally harvested in this marathon public discussion, the terror became more manageable . . . perhaps even conquerable.