Sentence examples for idea of dealing from inspiring English sources

But they have entertained the idea of dealing Ewing before.

We have a brilliant relationship on and off screen, although I can't say I'd particularly relish the idea of dealing with him at 5am every morning.

It would also mean Russia embracing the European idea of dealing with memory and the past, now so much a part of the European identity.

"What's more, listening to him, it seemed clear that he had given up on the idea of dealing with the 'moderate' Taliban".

When Dilley bowled a few bad balls, or things didn't go well for him in the first Test at Trinidad, Botham's idea of dealing with it was to take the mickey out of him.

[C8.] Using Humans as a Computer Model I.B.M. is renewing the push for "autonomic computing," a longstanding idea of dealing with the increasing complexity of computing by making the computers more like the human nervous system.

Some ideas of dealing with parameters in Theorem 3.1 come from Theorems 2.1 2.4 in [51], but there are very few papers in the literature considering the multiplicity of positive solutions for second-order impulsive differential system, especially under the case the weight functions (a(t)), (b(t)), and (g(t)) change sign on ([0,1]).

Some ideas of dealing with parameters in Theorem 3.1 come from Theorems 2.1 2.4 in [55], but there are very few papers in the literature considering the multiplicity of positive solutions for second-order impulsive differential systems, especially in the case the weight functions (a(t)), (b(t)) and (g(t)) change sign on ([0,1]).

"I took on board the idea [of dealing on the deep web].

"I took on board the idea [of dealing on the Deep Web].

New Zealand itself has floated the idea of deals with Hong Kong and with Chile, which is hoping to sign on with the European Union by 2002.