Sentence examples for advance of problems from inspiring English sources

Best to agree well in advance of problems.

However, many of the participants disagreed with LeCun and Ng, emphasizing the need to be prepared in advance of problems, rather than trying to deal with them as they arise.

Cameras and road sensors aim to give drivers advance warning of problems, but many roads are not covered and the information can be unreliable.

He gave Mr. Skowron advance word of problems with the drug trials, allowing FrontPoint to sell Human Genome stock before the negative news was made public.

Peppered with questions in Washington over whether BP officials had cut corners to save time and money, Mr. Hayward repeatedly said he had not been present on the rig and had no advance knowledge of problems with what one company engineer called a "nightmare well" six days before the accident on April 20.

Peppered with questions over whether BP officials had cut corners to save time and money on the doomed Macondo well, Mr. Hayward repeatedly said he was not present on the drilling rig and had no advance knowledge of problems with what one company engineer called a "nightmare well" six days before it blew on April 20.

Novartis says one daily dose of Gilenya helps slow the advance of physical problems that can be brought on by the disease, including shrinkage of the brain.

By threatening to act in advance of a problem, you stop the problem and don't have to act.

Her health plan tried to address in advance a host of problems that are still afflicting us.

But the killings and the stumbling response to the rebel advance were symptomatic of problems that have plagued the United Nations peacekeeping force in Congo for years, said Anneke Van Woudenberg, a senior researcher for Human Rights Watch, who investigated the slayings this month.

Alongside the Stone PhD Scholars in Inequality and Wealth Concentration, we continue to build a group of Malcolm Hewitt Wiener PhD Scholars in Poverty and Justice, with two additional doctoral fellowships each year designated for PhD students whose research will advance our understanding of problems of material disadvantage and criminal justice.