Sentence examples similar to kept problem from inspiring English sources

In its early days, social enterprise was well-served by earnestness, which kept problem-solvers focused on the possible in a world full of impossibilities.

They even kept problems with the program secret from Bush until just before the hospital standoff.

This chain of property lending kept problems at arm's-length for too long, says Tetsuro Sugiura, chief economist at Mizuho Research Institute.

Twice a week, Ms. Millman ropes off a section of the plaza for her market and has private security guards keep problem guests at a distance.

Instead, they say, their classrooms feel unsafe, as they are forced to keep problem students in the classroom.

Removing inactive problem would help keep problem lists up-to-date, short, and relevant.

But by not allowing demand to collapse the Fed might have been able to keep problems contained and avoid a once-in-80-years economic disaster.

These clearinghouses keep problems from building by marking positions to the market at least once a day and collecting losses promptly.

I've heard them say, 'Toenails are dead weight.' " The most utilitarian of ultramarathoners remove the offending toenails and keep problem-free ones.

Don't keep problems to yourself.

Officials reportedly tried to keep problems outside of the festival, with many arrests taking place before guests even entered the festival grounds.