Sentence examples for defeat problem from inspiring English sources

Ana Acuña was a pretty, loudmouthed gordita who read Henry Miller books while she should have been learning to defeat problem sets.

There were moments of defeat, problem solving, and -- in the end -- triumph.

This doesn't exactly defeat the problem of American women still earning, on average, seventy-seven cents for every man's dollar.

But do you really think that a man who can consistently get 40percentt a year in speculation cannot defeat that problem?

If a reluctance to elect Miliband was the principal factor behind Labour's defeat, the problem for Balls was that, to too many electors, Labour also came across as a party of "cuts" – albeit at a slower pace.

With 17.6m broadband connections in the UK as of September, means it would cost £420m annually to run a system to defeat a problem the music industry complains costs it £200m per year.

A better person would have both been able to more quickly defeat the problem, and would have owned up every time in order to allow other parents (somewhere out there lay the source of our lice; I cannot be blamed for everything) to check their children's heads.

The Senate also provided formal bicameralism, with the members of the Senate and House responsible to completely distinct constituencies; this helped defeat the problem of the federal government being subject to "special interests".

This will help you defeat a problem by looking in troubleshooting.

Just as with the way he learns, I will defeat these problems one at a time.

Though the Bork nomination was defeated, the problem of the breakdown in legal consensus has yet to be addressed.