Sentence examples for comment problem from inspiring English sources
One showed a picture of Israel superimposed over the US, with the comment: "Problem solved and save you bank charges for the £3bn you transfer yearly".
The post, shared nine months before she beat George Galloway to win the seat in Bradford West, showed a picture of Israel superimposed over the United States, with the approving comment: "Problem solved and save you bank charges for the £3bn you transfer yearly".
The allegations centre around a 2014 Facebook post, in which Shah shared a graphic of Israel's outline superimposed on a map of the US under the headline "Solution for Israel-Palestine Conflict – Relocate Israel into United States", with the comment: "Problem solved".
Shah, who was elected MP for Bradford West last May, shared a picture of Israel's outline superimposed on to a map of the US under the headline "Solution for Israel-Palestine Conflict – Relocate Israel into United States", with the comment "problem solved".
Media outlets have been struggling to come up with solutions to the comment problem on their own.
Since there is not authentication other than what people type into comment boxes, there's a big fake comment problem.
CEO Jordan Kretchmer realized that using this system to solve the commenting problem on the web would be more interesting.
Each aims to fix the commenting problem on the web by both making it easier to comment, and by giving users incentives to tie comments to their real (or at least established elsewhere) identities.
The form also included an open space for comments, problems, suggestions and the patient's overall positive or negative evaluation of the system.
Practitioners used an open format form which prompted them to record the activities and intentions of the session and reflection on the session dynamics such as how the children had engaged, their interactions and comments, problems in the session and the practitioners' own learning.
"Overall comment and problem statement" is dedicated to problem statement.
