Sentence examples for pin problem from inspiring English sources

That sounds cumbersome, though it does get around the PIN problem.

Yet history tells us that the language used by those in positions of power, most notably politicians and the media, has the ability to legitimise hatred in those who are already looking for scapegoats to pin problems on.

Sellers usually want to wrap all their post-deal exposure into one section of one contract -- indemnification -- instead of having to worry about any number of other legal claims where buyers can attempt to pin problems back on them.

Pin problems do not occur.

In their eagerness to pin every problem in America on President Obama, prominent Republicans are now blaming his administration for the use of full-body scanners and intrusive pat-downs at airports.

It is postulated that high-dense optical free-space optical interconnects in the chip-to-chip area offer the possibility to overcome the serious pin limitation problem for VLSI circuits.

Secondly, there is no pin tract problem as in BAHA.

Looking back, Porter refused to pin the problems on Hurd or his family.

"It's a hard-to-pin-down problem," said Sonya Lunder, a senior analyst at the Environmental Working Group, an advocacy group.

In interviews here, German citizens actually seemed less willing to blame the Americans for the troubles at home, pinning the problem on the greed of their own banks.

Neither reported any sequel of pin tract problems at final follow up (Fig. 5, 6).