Sentence examples for problems of replacing from inspiring English sources

Tells about Tanganyika's early days of independence from Britain in 1963 & the problems of replacing colonialism.

Help offered by the government -- like encouraging lenders to suspend mortgage payments and reducing property taxes on damaged homes -- has not addressed the core problem of replacing the drywall.

The government has encouraged lenders to suspend mortgage payments and reduce property taxes on damaged homes, though those efforts have not addressed the core problem of replacing the drywall.

Besides the initial uncertainty about Galarraga and Lopez, the Braves faced fallout from the John Rocker suspension for boorish verbal behavior and the problem of replacing John Smoltz, one of their top pitching stalwarts, whose injured elbow knocked him out for the season.

At first glance it looks like a problem of replacing a tried-and-trusted object with an untested high-tech system.

If the so-called smartest generation stopped trying to solve the problem of replacing their mothers with robots and fixed Flint and the countless other dying cities in America, they'd have statues erected in their name.

Subsequent results by Nadler Jr. [11], and others address mainly the problem of replacing the completeness of the space X by the existence of fixed points (which was ensured otherwise by the completeness of X) and various relaxations on the contraction constant k.

Then there's the problem of replacing the heads of national institutions, including art galleries and theaters, with far-right sympathizers whose contracts far exceed that of the parliamentary term.

$500,000 in IBM consulting services were offered up to help Suffolk County lay the groundwork for tackling the enormous problem of replacing hundreds of thousands of antiquated septic tanks and cesspools with modern sewering and home based denitrification systems.

Don't panic and throw it out into the street - you're just spreading the problem and causing yourself the trouble of replacing it.

This is used to justify our generalization of Mussa and Rosen's problem, in the sense of replacing its differentiability restrictions by two mild provisos that ensure all qualitative results to be unaffected after the change in the space of candidate solutions.