Sentence examples for problem quite from inspiring English sources
The larger problem, quite simply, is the superabundance of handguns.
But he added that the massive scale of development at Parchin made the problem quite challenging.
On Monday, Facebook solved that problem quite deftly — by expanding the board.
"Meeting those three requirements is a very difficult problem quite unlike other transactions," he said.
No human behavior presents a literary problem quite as obviously as an extramarital affair.
Some politicians believe they are suffering a scourge of witchcraft, and understand the problem quite differently.
Michael Beschloss, the presidential historian, called Mr. Obama's current problems "quite modest" compared with recent predecessors.
With heavy losses throughout the mutual fund industry, many other funds that have not advertised their problems quite as openly can provide similar tax advantages to investors.
Moreover, a linear value function seems to predict choices for bi-criteria problems quite well.
This device seems to solve a few simple problems quite elegantly.
Blockchains were designed to solve problems quite different from identity management (IDM).
