Sentence examples for leaving a problem from inspiring English sources
"We're not leaving a problem for the next administration".
But that still leaves a problem.
But it would still leave a problem with the maths.
If the deer dwindle, so may the sporting tourists.That leaves a problem: sporting estates want to see around 12 deer per square kilometre, conservationists around four.
It does not correct misalignment: if you aim your body right or left — a problem almost as common as slicing — the ball will go in the direction of the misalignment.
This still left a problem in setting the ratio between the weights of different atoms in compounds.
That still left a problem of squaring clemency or mercy, the distinctively Roman virtue (not corresponding exactly to any Greek word: Braund 2009, 33) that strict Stoic doctrine rejected as an emotionally induced deviation from justice.
"The advice stemming from this and related research is to leave a problem aside if you're stuck, and get some sleep if it's a really difficult problem".
The glossy green foliage and long flowering period, combined with prominently displayed flowers give it horticultural potential, although its prickly foliage makes fallen leaves a problem if planted near lawns or walkways.
But he is also leaving a dangerous problem by failing to manage the disputes over islands and shoals in the South China Sea and East China Sea, especially with Japan.
