Sentence examples for problem that gave from inspiring English sources

One problem that gave bigger galleries cold feet is shunga's frank depiction of genitals (Japanese censors still pixilate the nether regions, even in pornography).

It's unfortunate, we gave up that 50-yard run, and it was just an alignment problem that gave them a huge gap.

You might be fit to return to work on Monday but unless the problem that gave you stress has been removed or the workstation that put your back out has been redesigned, the odds are you will be off sick again by Friday.

It's this problem that gave rise to services like Etsy, Weebly, Wix, Zaarly and one million more, who aim to make it easier on businesses and merchants to sell online.

There are ways to address this problem that give parents a hand.

So will the similar delivery -- lost, neutral and vaguely angry -- of Dr. Hull (Jay Smith), the specialist whom Mondo consults about an eye problem that gives the play its title.

The WHO sees obesity as a big health problem that gives rise to diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer.The blame, not surprisingly, lies in a combination of too many calories, particularly from fatty, sugary, processed foods, and too little exercise a growing problem in developing countries as they become more affluent.

The discretized version of the constrained minimization problem that gives the optimal solution is solved by mathematical programming, using the Method of Moving Asymptotes and the finite element method in its displacement-based formulation.

In this case, there is a nonconvexity in the problem that gives rise to multiple potential optima; environmental quality may be preserved or completely degraded in the long term.

It's not the same heart problem that gives you a heart attack.

[JCM] My view has always been that these are two important related sides of a problem that give us different types of information in evaluating differing questions.