Sentence examples for boxing the problem from inspiring English sources

"I was a good listener when I was boxing; the problem was that away from the ring I was not much of a listener".

In some respects, Dr. Kelly, a former suburban schools superintendent who took over Horace Mann in 2005, is shadow boxing the problem, since none of the abuse in published accounts happened under his watch.

By enlarging the bore of the stuffing box, the problem identified as seal rub was eliminated.

But that sequence, capped with teary repetitions of "thank you," feels not so much illuminating as routine, like checking off a biographical box, the problem with many of the scenes in "Zinnias".

On their web site they tell their customers that it is "security made simple" and "security in a box". The problem is that there are no shortcuts to secure hardware.

This results in the black boxing of the problem definition, potential solutions and development trajectories.

The policy problem of the prevention of child sexual abuse in child day care centres by scanning the brains of job applicants appears a moderately structured or even a structured problem, because of the black boxing of the problem definition, potential solutions and development trajectories.

NSW Premier, Mike Baird said: 'Someone studiously decided they'd place it in a box.' 'The problem was they forgot to tell anyone and that box became used for hallway cricket.' Mr Baird has now instructed the Treasury to 'open every box they can find'.

Box said the problem was "threatening to overwhelm some of the nation's roads".

A large light box announces the problem in rough-edged letters: "No Core".

Bucksbaum retorted: "The box is the problem".