Sentence examples for problems to hold from inspiring English sources
If all goes well and there are no problems to hold up the project, you could have your garage erected in a couple of weeks.
A physicist by training, she prefers solving concrete problems to holding forth about abstract ideas.
The classical FD discretization is obtained by forcing the integral equation formulation of the boundary-value problem to hold at the discretization points.
After 23.fxe5 dxe5 24.Qe1 Qblack.Rd3 Ra8 26.hasRa3 black has no problem to hold.
As such, it is absolutely a problem to hold radical views which legitimize blowing up innocent people or decapitate others because they hold different beliefs.
A number of problems continue to hold back creativity as a core, teachable component of engineering education, and three constraining problems are described in this chapter.
One general solution that addresses all of these problems is to hold that a prototype constitutes just part of the structure of a concept.
To avoid getting into trouble legally, it's important to not create unsafe obstructions, safety problems, or to hold up people in ways that prevent them from their usual business on non-public premises.
"The best strategy when we have a problem is to hold a mirror to yourself," he said.
Sulka makes no effort to drum up trade; the problem is to hold business down, asking customers to restrict their washing to sulka purchases.
Rather than changing church law himself, Francis used the meeting to try to convince the world's bishops to acknowledge the scope of the abuse problem and to hold themselves accountable for fixing it.
