Sentence examples for getting over the problems from inspiring English sources
"But they don't test enough to develop confidence that they're getting over the problems".
Without quite getting over the problem that some sins are easier to commit in music than others -- anger more than avarice, for instance -- the piece makes out of them a set of variations that is also a short sonata, with three active brain sins for the first movement (pride-envy-anger), sloth for the slow movement and three body sins (avarice-gluttony-carnality) for the finale.
Firstly, we apply the convex optimization to getting over the problem ((mathcal {SP}1)) based on the interior method.
If people are angry enough, they may want to damage the bankers and then figure out what to do to get over the problems that causes.
She said it might be able to get over the problems of "mis-match" when there are differences between the seasonal vaccine and the flu being targeted.
What I said was that it was an easier race in Zurich certainly, but he also had more chance of being at the European Championships because he had longer to get over the problems".
"Just the very fact he's going to be there for some or all of it is going to detract and distract from the Tour de France itself, and the current riders … and from current efforts to get over the problems that Lance and his colleagues caused in that era," UCI President Brian Cookson told the Associated Press on Tuesday.
Track and field has enough problems getting over the drug problems that put a cloud over our sport for so many years.
Being confident and believing in yourself is the key to getting over any problem (except overconfidence).
That wouldn't necessarily get over the problem of people at the top being out of their depth, I suggest.
