Sentence examples for problem to change from inspiring English sources

If it has pegs, this is mains voltage (a GU10 fitting) and is no problem to change.

"If someone shows up at the last minute, it will not be a problem to change plans," he said.

"The Egyptians are trying to create a problem, to change the opinion of the Arabs who are now with the Lebanese resistance," said Nawar al-Sahili, a Hezbollah member of the Lebanese Parliament.

Although it is formally no problem to change one's supervisor, the practical difficulty lies in finding a professor who is willing to guide and help you without directly profiting from your working power.

Mike Stenhouse the Executive Director of Ocean State Policy Research Institute observes that for Rhode Island's out-migration problem to change, total repeal of Rhode Island's estate tax is necessary.

You can't focus on the problem to change it.

We have shown in these projects how new technologies can be applied to old problems to change the way genetic experiments are carried out in mammals.

On the basis of the theory of collectivity of drinking cultures, we would thus expect the changes in alcohol-related problems to change (relatively) and to rise and decline together in the southern and northern parts of Sweden.

Thus, a treatment to resolve the problem is to change the discrete optimization problem into continuous one.

And that the best way to counteracts the problem is to change your mindset about your job.

What we need to reduce this problem is to change the perception that prostitution is a regular job and acknowledge that it can be very harmful to women.