Sentence examples for be worked out around from inspiring English sources

The visual should be worked out around the mechanics of an object, rather than trying to cover them up.

"There are still a lot of things that need to be worked out around revenue sharing," says Jon Webster, chief executive of Music Managers Forum (MMF), which has about 400 members in the UK representing more than 1,000 artists worldwide.

Much of thermodynamics was worked out around the industrial revolution, because the phase transition of boiling water is the driving force behind steam engines.

Bang!" Improbable as it seemed at the time, the whisper of a deal that was worked out around the table between Obama and developing countries at Copenhagen was the first step in breaching that divide.

The basis of the protocol to prepare C. elegans samples for autophagy studies was worked out around the turn of the millennium and has been used since then in my laboratory with some modifications.

He knew elements still needed to be worked out and said he wanted to go around the table to hear people's views.

"It will apply to areas where there's dining, and the matters around drinking will be worked out steadily in this process," Davis said.

[7] That's unfortunate, given the potential benefit, but researchers are working out a way around this.

He says the problem has been worked out or worked around and is being addressed in the next generation of connnected TVs.

Cooper's Neil Walker character also gives bits of directions based on the numbers — though Hoke is not out on the set, the ticker has grown considerably more nuanced since the early 1990s and phone operators are working out of their homes around the country, not at HSN). "You're playing detective.

Ron Moir of Balfour Beatty Construction said that the big issue around density was working out the "right" level – who, he asked, was in a position to set that? Measuring social value is also problematic.