Sentence examples for problem stripping from inspiring English sources
Like a good columnist, he cuts to the quick of a problem, stripping it of clutter and encumbering nuance.
Most of my gal pals had absolutely no problem stripping to their skivvies in full view.
In the interview, Brie explains that her college, CalArts, was pretty much clothing-optional ("except the cafeteria") and she had no problem stripping down to make her friends laugh: "I would like put on a pair of tennis shoes and that's it.
Kardashian then had no problem stripping down in front of pal Jonathan Cheban, who was tasked with holding a hose that blew air onto the reality star as the doctor applied the laser to stretch marks on her breasts, scars on her leg and even her toe.
"If this was really about the boycott, sanctions and divestment movement, and about combating efforts to delegitimize Israel, they would have no problem stripping references to territories controlled by Israel," said Dylan Williams, vice president of government affairs at the lobbying organization J Street.
Dr. McGraw uses the power of television to tell compelling stories about real people with a wide range of emotional and behavioral problems, stripping away the shame and embarrassment that often keep people from seeking help.
But Songza has a more immediate problem: by stripping out the video from music videos, Songza is violating YouTube's terms of service.
Health Check's Claudia Hammond visited one Cape Town clinic tackling the problem by stripping treatment costs to the bare minimum.
Your party created the problem by stripping financial restraints, safety regulations, and the once-vaunted American safety net until it was thread-bare.
This study was inspired by the need of solving main problems of stripping voltammetry involving a short lifetime of electrodes, the necessity of mechanical regeneration of their surface and toxicity of mercury.
Generating problem abstractions by stripping away confidential problem details may sufficiently preserve fundamental conceptual relationships, thereby permitting resolution while protecting the source issue from unclassified solvers.
