Sentence examples for negate the problems from inspiring English sources
According to Vaculík, the craft will liberate us from traffic jams, overcome unreliable and uncomfortable short-haul air travel, and negate the problems of poor infrastructure in rural or less developed areas within our lifetimes.
After failing reviews by Consumer Reports about the iPhone 4's "death grip" reception issues, Apple has called a press conference tomorrow to announce the new patch that will be shipped to customers to negate the problems from the blocked antennae.
Although automatic transmission of clinical data from more complex equipment would negate the problems introduced by poor dexterity or visual or cognitive impairment, the rationale underlying simple telehealth is that patients are active participants in their care.
Even if that were the case, the label's weight of influence should negate the problem.
However, micro-mobility companies are seeing a decline in theft and vandalism as they move to negate the problem.
That doesn't negate the problem: Even though we're not Washington D.C., we are still an industry with absurd amounts of power, attention and money.
All donor sites were closed primarily without the need for skin grafting, negating the problem of donor site morbidity that is associated with skin graft harvesting.
"The attitudes hindering the paths toward a solution, even amongst the believers, go from negating the problem to indifference, to an easy resignation, or to a blind faith in technical solutions," he writes in the draft.
Building brand awareness is absolutely key as increased awareness negates the problem of being perceived as spam.
It's a familiar daily deal aggregator play: Subscribers receive one daily email that matches their preferences, thus negating the problem of so-called "daily deal fatigue" caused by too many and spammy emails advertising irrelevant deals.
15, 19 This recommendation has negated the problem of day-to-day variability of plasma glucose values and the need for fasting and dietary preparations.
