Sentence examples for problems pass from inspiring English sources
Established artists used drawings to rough out ideas, resolve problems, pass on instructions or just to relax their hand.
They are now left to hope that once certain temporary problems pass — like the automotive supply chain disruption caused by the Japanese earthquake and tsunami, and higher oil prices caused by unrest in the Middle East — a robust recovery will finally burrow out from beneath the rubble.
The Earth and all its troubles look very small from that view - life is short and fleeting and all our problems pass away very quickly.
So even if the owners and managers are scrupulous about not pressuring employees, there's a built-in incentive to let marginal problems pass through...
The panic has taken on a life of its own and few solutions to the Eurozone's problems pass the political litmus test in Germany.
Take the classes, do the problems, pass the exams, etc.
"We've had a few problems passing the ball three, four, five times in a single move," Guardiola admitted.
The Association of German Public Sector Banks, which represents the landesbanks, said Tuesday that it did not expect any of its members to have problems passing the tests.
Gonzalez, who has had a history of back problems, passed a team physical before signing the deal, which includes a $14 million mutual option for 2002.
Mr Rees-Jones, who underwent extensive reconstructive facial surgery after the Paris crash in August 1997, found no problems passing a medical examination after hearing his application was successful.
