Sentence examples for listed solutions from inspiring English sources
Below I've listed solutions to three of the top five common frustrations found with rescue dogs.
There were familiar references to nuclear weapons, illegal wars, food banks, and child poverty, a repetitive buzzword bingo that, while listing off real problems in our society, rarely listed solutions other than breaking off from Westminster, something which may not be on the cards for the foreseeable future.
There were familiar references to nuclear weapons, illegal wars, food banks and child poverty, a repetitive buzzword bingo that, while listing off real problems in our society, rarely listed solutions other than breaking off from Westminster, something which may not be on the cards for the foreseeable future.
Interestingly, their method allows to report sub-optimal solutions with a user-specified distance to previously listed solutions.
San Francisco-based startup Rentcycle graduated from Founder Institute in 2009 with a mission to bring the "rentals industry" online, offering free, realtime reservations for consumers and cloud-based business management and product listing solutions for local rental shops.
Controlling heavy lifting, using appropriate equipment, and addressing slippery surfaces were frequently listed as solutions.
Let us recall that in the cases listed below solutions are treated in the sense of Definition 4.
It put the company on the radar of industry giants and in February this year New York listed security solutions provider Allegion bought a minority investment in it.
Due to the smaller size of the first list, solutions in this list have a higher probability of being selected for recombination than solutions in the second list.
InboxVudu is not a replacement for the many getting things done (GTD) -inspired Gmail and task list solutions out there, from Mailbox to Todist, Handle and the just-released Sortd.
Beyond removing children from the country, the mothers list various solutions; more parental involvement in schools; safe spaces; more vocational education; a deradicalisation programme for groomed children.
