Sentence examples similar to dressed problem from inspiring English sources

In "Nasreddin Shah, the Movie Actor," a film about the 19th-century Iranian king, lavish period costumes solved the dress problem.

Since Eve bit into the apple and decided to clothe herself, women have grappled with the dressing problem.

Because, it turns out, this bride didn't actually have a dress problem.

Whenever I encounter a systems problem dressed up as individual failing, I look for patterns in the collective situation.

Maybe I just think these women have solved the getting-dressed problem.

For a while, it was my conviction that pairing tuxedo-like pants with any of several inexpensive white T-shirts would solve the getting-dressed problem for me for at least a decade, maybe for the rest of my life.

Evidently, at an individual level, not all deficits are equally important: heart problems or diabetes likely may cause death sooner than for example, difficulties in getting dressed or skin problems per se.

The patients were also instructed to appear warmly dressed to diminish problems with venous access and to be well hydrated to avoid headache during or after treatment.

Participants stated they are more likely to choose utilization of health services for moderate pain or discomfort (coefficient = 1.3797), some problems washing or dressing and some problems with performing usual activities (coefficient = 1.0295 and 1.0326 respectively) than with some problems in walking about (coefficient = 0.6794) or being moderately anxious or depressed (coefficient = 0.5137).

Thus, health state 222111 represents a health state with some problems in walking about, some problems with washing and dressing oneself, some problems with performing usual activities, no pain or discomfort, no anxiety or depression, and no problems in cognitive functioning.

Getting dressed has become a problem, and Ms. Jones has to call Ms. Popkin every morning and every night to remind her to take her pills.