But sometimes -- many times -- marital tension leads to misunderstanding, and then both parties really want to repair the difficulty and renew their love.
"There were leaks and repairs needed, difficulties with tenants, possible environmental problems and an easement for the prospective Second Avenue subway line.
Zimmerman's formulation does not repair a difficulty in Searle's, namely, that the red-colored paradigm fails to satisfy the definition of the determinate-determinable relation.
Éole was never repaired: the difficulty in obtaining the required naval stores proved too great and she was broken up at Annapolis in 1811.
When polymer concretes are used to repair runway pavement, difficulties can result, including stress concentration and premature failure.
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In Mr. Amicone and Mr. Farmer, voters had to choose between candidates who both said they were novice politicians with extensive résumés in areas where the city faces great difficulties: repairing its troubled school system and reviving its decimated downtown.
Stainless steel suture is high in tensile strength but is not widely used in flexor tendon repair because of difficulty with handling and knot tying.
However, the primary disadvantage of an adhesively bonded repair is the difficulty in identifying if the patch is properly bonded to the structure and whether it is still capable of carrying the required loads.
Section one: questions included aspects regarding graduation and experience in OSP as well as questions about the use of TUS such as the frequency of use, importance and perceived clinical results on the following injuries: soft tissues inflammation, acute and chronic pain, reduction in tissue extensibility, delay in tissue repair, edema and difficulty of tissue remodeling.
