Sentence examples for crunch problem from inspiring English sources
As a result, bank balance sheets became increasingly deteriorated, and the economy had faced a severe credit crunch problem.
Space division multiplexing (SDM) is a promising optical network solution with the scaling potential to overcome the possible capacity crunch problem in backbone networks.
Visible light communication (VLC) is a wireless technology complementary to well-understood radio frequency (RF) communication that is promising to help alleviate the spectrum crunch problem in overcrowded RF spectrum bands.
We can simulate qubits in classic computers, but the number of bits to describe qubits grows exponentially with powers of 2. Inversely, using qubits, we hope to crunch problems that would take an unrealistic number of bits to process.
O'Neill spent 18 years at Goldman, clubbable enough for the investment bank's credit-crunch image problem never to rub off on him and with a plain-speaking style that made him very quotable.
The firm blamed the credit crunch and problems in the retail market for its troubles and said a couple of previous deals with investors fell through at the last minute, adding to its woes.
At first glance then, perhaps dolphins' superior word-crunching skills, problem solving, and self-awareness mean the gut instincts of those who assume they outsmart dogs are supported by the evidence.
"Everyone in management has 'come up from the trenches' and really views crunch as a problem.
The credit crunch is a problem, to be sure, Mr. Selig told the Digest, but he said the economy is the "single greatest issue facing the Street".
That time crunch is a problem, says New York University professor and game designer Katherine Isbister, because most developers are men.
Mr. Greenspan, who saw one of the underlying causes of the 1990-91 recession as a credit crunch stemming from problems in the banking business, said the problems facing the economy now would be exacerbated if lenders and investors continued to pull back.
