Sentence examples for met this problem from inspiring English sources

Proactive to his fingertips, Marr has met this problem by signing up with Tom Balchin and his controversial ARNI regime (the Action for Rehabilitation from Neurological Injury is a super-vigorous physio regime).

"It's nice that the folks at Archie have met this problem head-on because to not do anything would give them a greater problem: it would make them irrelevant and corny, like a 1950s hygiene movie".

To meet this problem, Paul proclaimed that the resurrection body would be a "spiritual body," not "flesh and blood" (1 Corinthians 15:42–55); see below The return of the Lord and the resurrection of the dead.

Standardized protocols which were proven to be reproducible would meet this problem have been published [ 10].

To meet this problem the linear components of age, period and cohort and parameters associated with deviation of the effects of each of these factors from linearity can be examined [ 39, 40].

Furthermore, even though NF1's prevalence is similar to that of cystic fibrosis, one of the main problems faced by individuals with NF1 is to find a physician who can provide clinical management during their adulthood (all of the affected persons we have met mentioned this problem).

Consequently, individual treatment and care planning are needed to meet this multifaceted problem.

"We've met the problem, and it's us".

One approach that has been used to meet this challenge is problem-oriented reporting [ 17], where problem scores for individual variables are reported instead of average scores with high ceiling-effects.

To meet the problem of supporting this 10-story structure on masonry footings (piers) in the soft Chicago soil, Root incorporated into the foundation a grillage of iron rails, thereby distributing the weight over the entire ground area.

In this phase, students in the class meet the problem by reading assigned learning materials at first.