Sentence examples for hold on the problem from inspiring English sources

He allowed them to struggle with the problem for a few days in between class meetings, and then he introduced some more structure to help them get a hold on the problem (see Box 3).

An emergency session of the House of Commons was held on the problem of the Federation of Rhodesia & Nyasaland, known as the Central African Federation.

The focus is held on the problem of containers routing in a perturbed environment.

Always print out confirmation of purchase or invoice to ensure that you will have something to hold on to when problems in delivery arise.

Congress has held hearings on the problem with the primary calendar, and several creative ideas have surfaced.

Responding to an alarming increase in chronic diseases linked to diet — including heart disease, cancer and diabetes — a Senate Select Committee on Nutrition, headed by George McGovern, held hearings on the problem and prepared what by all rights should have been an uncontroversial document called "Dietary Goals for the United States".

This, in turn, will cause the workflow to hold on to the resources and raise availability problems.

Problem is, Evans doesn't hold on to the ball.

He simply cannot say, "I was not aware of this problem" and expect to hold on to his job.

The findings are set forth in a report from the Government Accountability Office, a nonpartisan watchdog agency, to the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, which plans to hold a hearing on the problem on Tuesday.

"These scam artists are preying on citizens who are desperate for cheaper health care premiums," said Mr. Grassley, the chairman of the Finance Committee, which plans to hold a hearing on the problem on Wednesday.