Sentence examples for problem of busy from inspiring English sources
Google recently announced that its self driving cars had covered 700,000 miles of public roads in autonomous mode, and that they were now tackling the tricky problem of busy city streets.
We were exploring Spain's Costa Brava and Costa Barcelona with Vies Braves, a simple solution to the problem of swimming in busy seas.
Luxe is one of a handful of companies that have popped up recently to solve the problem of parking in busy cities. Via the Luxe mobile app, users hail valets on demand and pay a small hourly or daily rate for the time their cars are parked.
Clearly, the automaker is interested in exploring a macro approach to solving the problem of getting around increasingly busy cities, and Chariot and its various commuter service incarnations is part of that, too.
Each method has the practical problem of trying to sample busy clinicians either singly or as a group.
In a speech, Mr Hunt highlighted the "problem of loneliness that in our busy lives we have utterly failed to confront as a society".
It's too preoccupied with the problem of endurance, its characters too busy scraping at piles of rafters or peering fearfully through keyholes to make sense of their own misery.
Just one problem: The two most obvious bidders– Microsoft and Yahoo! –are kind of busy.
This answered to the problem of the economy of room in busy ICUs, ORs, ERs, where each saved centimeter makes a difference.
He said some of the stadiums would be handed over after 31 December because of problems accommodating a busy Christmas schedule of engagements of President Dilma Rousseff, who wanted to be present at the opening ceremonies.
