Sentence examples for problems of entering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gundotra said Google had been tackling the twin problems of entering and retrieving information with hand-held wireless devices.

Weak staff motivation: The main obstacle identified in the survey when it comes to problems of entering data, was "limited interest among staff in the office".

"what3words have solved the considerable problem of entering a precise location into a machine by voice.

And by arming PSCs instead of crews, vessel owners also avoid the problem of entering port states with differing regulations on carrying onboard weapons, placing this burden on PSCs.

The centres provide care and counselling to children who exhibit psycho-social problems such as fear of entering buildings and crying at the sight of ambulances in the quake's aftermath.

Vahedi departed Turkey at 4 00 p.m. on January 13. Comment 14. (C) The problems Vahedi faced as a result of entering Turkey illegally highlights the tough stand this government takes on illegal entry.

For example, Ms. Rice said for the first time that the American ambassador to Iraq, Zalmay Khalilzad, had the "flexibility" to reach out to Iranian envoys to discuss the problem of insurgents entering Iraq from Iranian territory and other matters related to the stability of the country.

"This study offers initial proof that a computer can create meaningful and relevant patient histories that are useful in the clinical setting". The researchers said that computers offer a solution to the problem of doctors entering incomplete or inaccurate information into patients' records.

One of the problems with the new Web-enabled WAP phones has been the difficulty of entering Web addresses.

Vodafone has faced a string of problems since entering the Indian market in 2007, including a £2.3bn write-down - 25% of the business's value - due to rising spectrum costs, and a disputed $2.5bn tax bill from the Indian authorities.

Women still face a series of problems after entering the labor market.