Sentence examples for air the problem from inspiring English sources
Though many schemes for supporting a mirror without strain have been tried, including one to support it on a bag of compressed air, the problem of completely eliminating mirror distortion remains unsolved.
"The people in the dressing room know we are all in it together and the end of the season is the time to air the problems - don't go whingeing about it now".
A Senate aide told me that Mueller's willingness to air the problems — even at the risk of adverse publicity — had won him few friends inside the Bush Administration.
"Our goal as a University is to fully air the problems with our current admissions practices so that we can take corrective action and ensure public confidence in our admissions process going forward," White said.
Why is it that the administration didn't want those difficulties aired?" The problem, of course, is that presidencies are not won on paper.
Howes, an aeronautical engineer, appropriately lets air into the problem.
The uniformity of the bars gives them a slightly menacing air, and the problem is compounded by the battleship gray of the tower's steel frame.
So-called run-flat tires, which can travel up to 125 miles without air, solve the problem, but they have been offered mostly on luxury and sports cars.
A broken vacuum will just spit the dust back into the air, making the problem worse.
Jon Ralston, the political columnist who will interview Ms. Angle this week on his television show, "Face to Face," had talked on the air about the problems getting hold of her.
"They have produced a reliable and safe aircraft and as advanced as it is, they don't want to put airplanes in the air with the problems we have seen".
