Sentence examples for a problem to carve from inspiring English sources

It was not a problem to carve the fossils as there are still more available.

If a judge were to carve out an exception for me, the D.C.F. would have a significant problem".

While, the designers' problem relates to carving spatial regions on graph-sheets, the coders' problem relates to cognitively demarcating relevant coding area in those graphs while generating code.

Standing on a chair trying to carve the turkey".

Use a channel knife to carve details.

The care with which officials worked out the "clarification" delineated the problem as South Korea tries to carve out a foreign policy that satisfies all the major powers with immediate influence on the Korean Peninsula, China, Russia and Japan, as well as the United States.

A server uses it to carve a few smoky, tender slices, then lets you use it to carve many more.

And while the launch was initially dogged by technical problems, BlackBerry has gone on to carve out a small active user base — of around 90 million monthly active users, as of last September.

If dripping is still a problem, carve grooves leading down the walls.

"The big problem was that they weren't focused on anything enough to carve a niche in the market," said Rory Masterson, industry analyst at IBISWorld.

"The big problem was that they weren't focused on anything enough to carve a niche in the market," Masterson said.