Sentence examples for fixing a problematic from inspiring English sources

These makeovers allow parks to promote a "new" attraction to thrill seekers while fixing a problematic ride and paying a respectful nod to a coaster's storied history.

For example, one of our writers here at CrunchGear recently wrote an excellent piece about using a folded business card or bar coaster to fix a problematic iPod hard drive.

After all, isn't it easier to fix a problematic habit than to cure an addiction?

And it was Kepler's notion of a physical astronomy that fixed a new problematic for other important 17th-century world-system builders, the most famous of whom was Newton.

Or it could be that it's just a tiny patch to fix an uncommon but problematic hard drive error (since it's only 22KB more for Leopard).

So, despite his tax plan being at complete odds with his rhetoric, as we have seen in some of his private dealings, Mr. Trump clearly thinks false advertising is a better solution than actually fixing the problematic substance of his offerings. .

This is in contrast to other definitions which use a fixed age, for example, age 65; use of a fixed age is problematic over long periods of time.

Fixing problematic imagery, therefore, is as easy as redrawing the image associated with the code.

However, I believe there is a more simple explanation: what is fixed, and problematic, is that word "scientist".

His first assignment was to fix their problematic recording amplifiers whose overall phase shift measured out to a voice-distorting 1500 degrees.

CBASP's core procedure is called "situational analysis", a highly structured technique that teaches chronically depressed patients to fix their problematic interpersonal encounters.