Sentence examples for bit of a solve from inspiring English sources

And in part because of the setup, this section is lighter; there's a bit of a "solve the puzzle" feeling, as the reader tries to discern who is writing what and when.

This is a bit of a twist on solving the distribution challenge faced by many companies in the education space.

"We should be honest and open that there is a bit of a catch-22 to solve here," he said.

We had a little bit of a jigsaw puzzle to solve," the conservator recalls.

The Mogul, a Kickstarter project, certainly stands out and just so happens to solve a bit of a pain point, too.

Mr. Alexander's name has become a household word among programmers, who have latched on to his idea of patterns as "small bits of information that solve problems," in the words of Richard P. Gabriel, a poet and an engineer at Sun Microsystems.

It's great to see projects like this harnessing just a bit of our time to solve some important and complex problems.

But Zimbelman hopes the huge rover can also take a bit of time to help solve the mystery of Medusae Fossae.

The lemonade stand taught me much more than the economics of one glass, or that the return on investment in a cup of limeade was much higher than that of its counterpart: passion, effort, and a bit of elbow grease can solve almost any problem.

Computer science was a bit of a backwater of academia then, but I liked the game of solving programming problems.

The PDE in (16) is found to be a bit difficult to solve in terms of dependence variables x and t, therefore in this paper we resort to transforming the above PDE to an ODE for which, in most cases, a solution can be obtained.