Sentence examples for problem of making the from inspiring English sources

Then there's the problem of making the people who are funding your agency unhappy with you.

The problem of making the internal thread of the nut prevented the use of small threaded fasteners in metal construction.

Electrical engineer Harold Doc Edgerton loved solving problems, particularly the problem of making the invisible visible through photography.

But some industry experts argue that the problem of making the grid greener goes well beyond upgrading and expanding the existing power lines.

The priority of invention of the pendulum clock has been ascribed to Galileo by some authorities and to Huygens by others, but Huygens solved the essential problem of making the period of a pendulum truly constant by devising a pivot that caused the suspended body, or bob, to swing along the arc of a cycloid rather than that of a circle.

The figure of the god could not be elongated to fill the slab, because to do so would violate accepted canons of proportion of the human body, and the multiplication of hair kennings was an ingenious solution to the artist's problem of making the representation of the god fit the stone.

In a way it was one of the problems or challenges of making the movie.

Mr. Osborne also accused the previous Labour government of making the "problem of welfare dependency worse".

Ways of making the problem unavoidable, and of making clear the real-world effects of violent weather, are therefore more important than ever.

There is a short-run problem of how to put out the fire, and a long-run problem of making sure the fire does not start again.

On the other hand, there is a deep concern with the problem of making sense of the texts handed over to us from the past.