Sentence examples for problem of staying from inspiring English sources

In the end, an easy death is just not as exciting as the problem of staying alive.

For a brand like Loewe, which has a long tradition as a leather house, the problem of staying current isn't just an issue of heritage, but of heat.

One way to address the problem of staying in a trade too long is to change the exit rules.

Nowadays, the very same industry that once helped mainstream VHS win the battle against Betamax in the 70s and 80s, is facing the problem of staying relevant in today's "I need it NOW" society.

Right now, businesses are focussed on the immediate problems of staying afloat and retaining skilled workers even as the economy shrinks.

He had previously talked to United States Navy frogmen during World War II concerning the problems of staying in cold water for long periods of time, which causes the diver to lose large amounts of body heat quickly.

The problem of stay oscillation mitigation in cable-stayed bridges, usually induced by wind or wind and rain, may require the introduction of passive devices, such as dampers on individual stays or the use of transverse restrainers (cross-ties).

But there is also the very real problem of people staying in power too long, and not being answerable to the people or in touch with their constituents.

The first is to throw money at the problem, gaining the advantages of staying at the Disneyland Hotel directly above the entrance gates.

Peter Singer, strategist and senior fellow at New America, had something of a warning for Joyce and his colleagues: "It points to the scale problem that comes out of staying quiet for so long.

This is a real problem, but the fiscal difficulties of staying on our current spending path may well be far worse.