Sentence examples for problem to accept from inspiring English sources

This, says Nunn, is a longstanding English problem: "To accept that someone from the lower orders, not formally educated at Oxford or Cambridge, could be a genius is very hard for us".

These methods are typically studied for the quality control problem to accept or reject a lot of produced items.

In Pankaj and Gallager (1995), permutation routing has been taken as a benchmark problem to accept a network and a deterministic algorithm has been proposed for routing permutation traffic without any blocking in an N-node wrapped-around multi-stage shuffle network using O log3 N) wavelengths.

By week's end, after making a dozen public appearances in settings from the East Room in the White House to the stage of "The Tonight Show," Mr. Obama had run the gamut from saying he inherited the problems to accepting the blame.

"Sometimes, the solution to the problem is to accept the problem and to bend yourself around that problem rather than crashing yourself repeatedly into it until you break," says Holiday.

A friend of mine who lived for some time in Russia says the only short-term answer to the airport problem is to accept the fact that from the consumer's point of view, we have re-invented Aeroflot.

One way developers of such instruments confront that problem is to accept input only from evaluators who meet specified criteria such as having known the targeted individual for a certain period of time or having observed the targeted individual in specific settings.

"There are messages about love, about how to solve problems, how to accept people for who they are, how to overcome fears," Ms. King said.

It is hard for patients to see the true reasons for their problems and to accept the diagnosis of depression, as was shown also by Ralition et al [ 12].

"If they were the problem, they have to accept it".

"If he was the problem, we have to accept it," Mr. Lieberman said.