Sentence examples for displaying the problem from inspiring English sources

The program is live as of today in the U.S. and Canada, and will expand to other countries as of May 2. If your phone isn't displaying the problem now, don't worry about it just yet; Apple's offer to replace broken sleep/wake buttons extends to two years beyond the first purchase date of the device, so in theory you've still got another year for the issue to manifest to get it fixed for free.

After Step 7, a window will pop up displaying the Problem Details.

(bottom left) Once the third node M is created as child of both WT1 and WT2 JC-RM detects the conflict in assigning a value to k1 in M and displays the problem as dashed connecting arrows in the graph.

Boys were 4.3 times more likely to display the problem than girls, and a one-point increase in IQ score associated with an approximately 5% lesser likelihood of having the disorder.

It pitted today's majimboists, represented by Mr. Odinga, who campaigned for regionalism, against Mr. Kibaki, who stood for the status quo of a highly centralized government that has delivered considerable economic growth but has repeatedly displayed the problems of too much power concentrated in too few hands — corruption, aloofness, favoritism and its flip side, marginalization.

This theme displays the problem-solving situation as a teacher-centred activity, despite the student's eagerness to participate in such situations.

These varying interpretations of what it is to choose for a child as an adult would, and their attendant difficulties, display the problems of construing the best interests of a child in terms of the hypothetically adult choices the child would make.

There was a brief on-stage demo fail when an iPhone X apparently failed to identify Craig Federighi's face, and therefore wouldn't unlock — displaying the other potential problem here, given that a tech that's too unyielding in opening up to its owner may be highly secure but it won't be at all convenient.

But this outcome seems to display the very problem that the fairness critique of enhancement was meant to combat: the danger of fomenting distributive injustice by creating social hierarchies of advantage on arbitrary grounds (Tännsjö 2000; Tännsjö 2005).

The comment displays the twin problem of lacking physical capital the nurse has to deal with: on the one hand she can not rely on the health system, on the other hand general infrastructure such as transport means is weak.

Finally, it finishes the process by displaying the final solution of the problem.