Sentence examples for mask problems from inspiring English sources
She and others said tranquilizers could mask problems.
But a poor task can mask problems or even turn up false ones.
The game's popularity helped mask problems inside the company that dated to Ryan Brant's tenure as chief executive.
We heard from nosy neighbors that they had planned to live there, but plans changed, so we don't believe it was a quick flip to mask problems.
To the Editor: Your editorial implies that schools want to mask problems in public education, but the editorial itself masks the central ones: low salary and respect for teachers, classes that are too big, overcrowded schools and limited resources.
Faulty assumptions can mask problems, and municipal pension funds are often so big that if they run into a crisis their home cities cannot afford to bail them out.
The success of the Picasso lot, however, masked problems elsewhere in the sale.
DuctStar tapes are not warranted to solve all binding, sealing, and masking problems connected with the possible end of the world.
(2) Synchronization of locomotion reduces such masking problems.
This avoids the masking problems of conventional optical systems [ 25, 26].
Synchronization of movements in animal groups, such as surface diving dolphin groups synchronizing splashdown, might reduce auditory masking problems through periods of relative silence (Larsson 2009, 2012a, b).
