Sentence examples for damaging the problem from inspiring English sources

Although progressive women still perceive the GOP candidates' positions on the issues they care about as more damaging, the problem, they say, is voter enthusiasm.

He was unable to change gears and was ordered to stop out on the circuit because the problem risked damaging the engine.

Archimedes had to solve the problem without damaging the crown, so he could not melt it down into a regularly shaped body in order to calculate its density.

However some anti-air craft guns, specifically 14.5mm and above would have little problem damaging the aircraft.

A growing body of evidence suggests that high blood pressure and other risk factors for stroke may lead to cognitive problems, damaging the arteries and resulting in potential loss of blood flow to the brain.

These will cause problems by damaging the discs of the spine and possibly cause extra wear and tear to the spine.

Do not try to clean damaged jewellery, the problem can get worse.

Mr. Shannon said that while it did not appear that the Endeavour suffered significant damage, the problem would need to be understood and, if necessary, fixed before the next shuttle flight, of the shuttle Discovery, currently scheduled for Aug. 18.

Students in Bristol are having their bladders removed due to ketamine damage; the problem is so serious that last summer the Nursing Times wrote an article on how to spot the early signs.

Sliding mode control has limitations due to the phenomenon of chattering which damages the actuator; this problem is overcome using a continuous function.

"I'm trying hard to undo the damage". The problems at ThinkFilm and Capitol are a reminder of the travails of the independent movie business, which has been squeezed by slowing DVD sales and a film glut that has made box-office receipts harder to come by.