Sentence examples for picked problems from inspiring English sources

It might take longer than if she picked problems apart technically: 'The trumpets are late on the eighth note.' But she gets a more organic result.

I guess I was trying to pick problems that if you could solve them, people would think, "That's a very good accomplishment".

Most pick problems are the result of hanging on too close to the base of the pick and letting it flop around.

In the 'good old days' the fundamental researcher picked a problem, carried out experiments, and based on the results, decided what to do next.

He told Larry Elliott that: "One in four members of the workforce suffers from some of mental health problem and the benefits of picking up problems early are considerable.

By then he had honed his approach to solving problems: Pick up a problem, see what others have done and adapt their solutions to fit.

The Argus began picking up problems with the Southern rail franchise at least 18 months ago.

We could pick up problems like Vioxx in weeks, not years, and save many lives.

Yet throughout, Ms. Lemp compels as a coolly analytical psychiatrist picking apart problems like a detective of the bedroom.

This literature review differs by investigating combinations of multiple order picking planning problems.

Optimizing order picking planning problems sequentially may yield a suboptimal overall warehouse performance.