Sentence examples for handling woes from inspiring English sources
Bonevac 1998 is a recent argument against taking conditional obligation to be a primitive non-componential operator, suggesting roughly that techniques like those developed in AI (see Brewka 1989) for defeasible reasoning suffice for handling woes with CTDs.
Crossover vehicles, Fields said, which would have many of the comforts and conveniences of sport utility vehicles without the handling woes and gas guzzling.
Certainly, there are arguments like for example improved objectivity that speaks for the development of such a scheme once enough experience is available with handling WoE assessments.
Ninety-nine percent of the time, the ninth-year superstar has been admirably professional (and honest) in handling the frustrating quarterback woes.
Mr. Christofias's ability to address the cascading problems was dealt a serious blow this week when the junior partner in the government, the centrist DIKO party, quit over disagreements over how to handle the economic woes and the peace talks, leaving his party with just 19 seats in the country's 56-seat Parliament.
This puts OpenFloodgate, and sites like it, in a better position to handle the copyright woes that come along with user generated content and also eventually charge for the content down the road.
He gave an honest assessment of how he handled his scoring woes.
The way the Clintons layered half-truth upon half-truth to cover for Bill's conduct until things spiraled out of control eerily mirrors the way Hillary has handled her recent email woes.
Adding to the bank's woes, Ohio Gov. John Kasich said Friday that he is suspending Wells Fargo from doing business with state agencies or handling state bond offerings.
Societal woes are deftly handled in THE ADVENTURES OF UNEMPLOYED MAN (Little, Brown, $14.99) and HEART TRANSPLANT (Dark Horse, $24.99).
His poll numbers are the lowest for a mayor in two decades, in large part, those polled say, because of how he has handled the city's fiscal woes.
