Sentence examples for get around this difficulty from inspiring English sources

Businesses can get around this difficulty and increase their impact if they join together in a consortium with other companies to provide supplies and services to many member aid agencies during a disaster.

To get around this difficulty, a limiting process is used whereby the second point is not fixed but specified by a variable, as h in the ratio for the straight line above.

Its notes, of course, were not legal tender and no one was required to accept them under federal law, but Kentucky used the wildcat technique to get around this difficulty.

One can get around this difficulty by using a predefined enumeration of the set of variables, or by other syntactic measures such as the so-called de Bruijn representation of terms (which this entry does not treat).

To get around this difficulty physicists construct tractable phenomenological models (e.g. the MIT bag model) that effectively describes the relevant degrees of freedom of the system under consideration (Hartmann 1999).

To get around this difficulty, a Mochila, or covering of leather, was thrown over the saddle.

One strategy for getting around this difficulty holds that truth-making is a relation between a sentence given a fixed meaning and its truth-maker (Bigelow 2009: 136).

Physics gets around this difficulty through mathematics, which is the last lifeline to reality as we know it.

"And I didn't want to live like an invalid, unable to get around, having difficulty breathing".

There was a recording saying the nuMyer had been disconnected.

For example, they experimented with leaping and falling to get around the difficulty of turning in the sand.