Sentence examples for off problems from inspiring English sources
Parents and administrators discussed how they could deal with or stave off problems.
To stave off problems, he brought a female date to his own senior prom, but still felt uneasy.
Travel agents are working to update clients' data to head off problems once Secure Flight takes effect.
The military has spent months working out the mechanics of the transition, hoping to head off problems.
Over time, you learn how to head off problems, and, when you can't, you arrive at solutions with less fumbling and more assurance.
Liverpool's injury worries have eased slightly ahead of the encounter and Kolo Toure and Mamadou Sakho are set to shake off problems to occupy the centre-back berths.
Whatever the UNEP looked at tended to be close-to; one-off problems such as oil spills, nothing like the macroscopic Gaia vision that UNEP propounds these days.The programme's present director is Achim Steiner.
The unspoken assumption of the regulators' stress tests, the results of which were announced on July 23rd, is that this is due to "one-off" problems: the risk that some governments in the euro zone might go bust and the perception that the murkier bits of the system, particularly unlisted banks in Spain and Germany, are hiding their risks.
The outcome of such investigations has been prescriptive policies and 'system blind' interventions that have created even worse-off problems (Burnaby and Gibson 2003; Kratli 2010).
The design of control systems for large-scale and complex industrial plants involves numerous trade-off problems, such as costs, quality, environmental impact, safety, reliability, accuracy, and robustness.
Multi-objective optimization approaches enable exploration of the trade-off problems to find sustainable design strategies, but there has been limited research in applying it to find optimal design solution(s) considering the embodied versus operational energy trade-off.
