Sentence examples for problem squaring from inspiring English sources

Put bluntly, Hit Girl would have no problem squaring up to the Wolverine, the Man of Steel and the Avengers and calling them the c-word.

And he said he had "no problem" squaring his attacks on the Standard with the fact that he worked as a restaurant critic for ES magazine between 1996 and 2000.

As noted above, the third problem, squaring the circle, is a favorite example.

With the funds trading at 85/16percentnt, it appeared that few banks had problems squaring their accounts.

Q. Are there problems squaring environmental taxes or incentives with the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade or our other international trade treaties?

Therefore, just as the quadratrix, these curves were not legitimately geometrical, which left the problem of squaring the circle an open problem for Viète.

In any given country, when we talk about securing food, water and health, as a development community we need to look the problem square in the eye and ask ourselves, have we at least covered basic human sanitation and hygiene?

At least since Archimedes, we know that the problem of rectifying a circumference is equivalent to the problem of squaring a circle.

(The general problem of squaring a figure came to be known as the quadrature problem).

The problem is squaring this rhetoric with the pragmatic demands of stadium pop.

In 1613 he wrote a letter to his student Benedetto Castelli (1577 1644) in Pisa about the problem of squaring the Copernican theory with certain biblical passages.