Sentence examples for attacking a problem from inspiring English sources
Kejriwal insists that he is attacking a problem that transcends macroeconomic policy.
But Alice was accustomed to attacking a problem partly by seeking out the people who knew the most about it.
The enigmatic title is translated as "total embrace" in its news release but has also been rendered as "to take strongly" and "to seize boldly," with hints of attacking a problem and, the one I like, as a play on "à bas le corps," or "down with the body".
Among many other methods, and in stark contrast to automated provers, mathematicians combine induction heuristics with deductive techniques when attacking a problem.
Instead, just as with SXSW, they're forced to scramble to try and fix things on the fly rather than preemptively attacking a problem.
When Deepak Jeevankumar, principal at General Catalyst did his due diligence prior to funding RiskRecon he found the company was attacking a problem without many solutions, and that's something his firm looks for when evaluating companies to fund.
Those would also be very aggressive acts to attack a problem that some say doesn't even exist.
"These people were using the church, pulling from its resources, to attack a problem and literally change history.
But much more important, it taught him how to attack a problem, even one as messy as extracting a subway car from the roof of a building.
Since I was teetotal at this point in time, the rum content was sufficient to alter my perception in such a way that I decided to attack a problem using Cartesian coordinates (considered by many to be barbaric and masochistic).
