Sentence examples for problem could be eliminated from inspiring English sources

In theory, he said, that problem could be eliminated by allowing Web-based reservations.

This problem could be eliminated, some feel, by a stricter definition of supporting roles.

In the multiple tube reactor the above problem could be eliminated, but it suffers from the disadvantage that uniform light intensity cannot be achieved.

However, this potential problem could be eliminated by strict use of appropriate infection control guidelines by medical and nursing hospital staff.

The studies were to determine if these problems could be eliminated by UPFC application.

But what if those problems could be eliminated?

Justice Lehner argued the problem of favoritism could be eliminated merely by enacting new restrictions on whom receivers hire.

A visiting Egyptian official told me that he was recently speaking to Arab students about Middle East peace and one of them interrupted to say that with just "eight small, suitcase-size nuclear bombs," the whole problem of Israel could be eliminated.

If the problem of crossreactivity theoretically could be eliminated, this would have increased the specificity of the HC2 test up to 97.6% without losing sensitivity (data not shown).

If people spent less time dwelling on and attending to their own needs and more time trying to help and understand those around them, many of the problems we currently face could be eliminated.

The major problem of sludge washout in UASB reactor could be eliminated by the use of moving media in the UASB-MBBR.