Sentence examples for problem to cut from inspiring English sources

However, if you find that going at 70percentt your speed is too much for you to sustain over a long period of time, then it's not a problem to cut it down to 60percentt or so.

As introduced above, in the III Century BC, Euclid described the problem to cut a given straight line so that the proportion between the shorter part to the longer one is the same as the longer part to the whole [ 18].

While current drugs help patients to become teetotal, nalmefene helps people with drinking problems to cut back on the amount they drink.

He cut through a lot of sludge and I think that's one of the perennial artistic problems — to cut through sludge, cut through the accretions of tradition and of convention and see freshly what the living reality is.

McArdle gives an exasperated sigh: "A nutritionist should not advise someone with digestive problems to cut out wheat – they don't have medical training and there may be other issues.

The conventional machining techniques are facing many problems to cut intricate profiles on these materials due to its minimum thermal conductivity, minimum elastic property and maximum chemical affinity at magnified temperature.

Brief interventions have two purposes: (1) to help individuals who are classified as at-risk for alcohol problems to cut back or stop using alcohol or drugs, and (2) to help individuals with more serious substance use problems engage in needed treatment.

Mr. Roberts attributed part of the problem to cuts to the agency's maintenance program.

"Unlike the United States, they don't have half the country committed to an ideology which says the way to solve the problem is to cut spending," he said.

But the only sustainable solution to the problem is to cut the costly subsidies, as the IMF has long urged, so that the government can afford to pay its bills and domestic consumers have an incentive to be less wasteful.

The new guys in town are knee-jerk conservatives; they view too much government as the root of all evil, believe that what's good for big business is always good for America and think that the answer to every problem is to cut taxes and allow more pollution.